It seems like a positive reinforcement service and I like their message

Probably not. I'm really not sure what it is or what they would do from this ad?

No I probably would not. I don't usually talk to people I don't know about my problems

I'd probably confide in a coworker instead

Things like that are hard to believe. It seems like something the company does out of obligation not a real desire to help.

I love the idea of texting for help.

No, I doubt texting would actually help.

I would be nervous about confidentiality.

no i wouldn't this image doesn't show me any resolution to any issue i might have or doesn't imply the fix for an issue or how it might help it just shows more misery

Yes I would. I think it is always nice to get an objective opinion when dealing with problems. Sometimes friends and family are too close to the source and will side with the person that they know. It is sometimes easier to talk to a stranger about issues

if it helps with my anxiety and stuff, then absolutely

Would text to see if it might be helpful

Probably not. Texting just doesn't seem like an efficient way to to get this done.

I would welcome a chance to get objective advice from people outside my workplace. A fresh perspective would help me assess my situation and might be healthy.

I like the idea quite a bit. I would want to learn more about the service and their qualifications before I texted.

It is a good concept and I would want to text the number to vent about my problems; however, I likely wouldn't because I would be afraid I would be charged for the service or sucked into something I didn't want to be involved in.

No, I would not. I think this service would feel too impersonal to me. I would prefer to speak with someone, preferably a coworker, about whatever my issue is. That way I know I am getting feedback from someone I trust. I am sure this service is great for many people, but it is not one I can see myself utilizing.

I would want to know more about what kind of counseling they actually provide since the banner ad doesn't really make that clear.

Although this says it is confidential, someone will be able to identify the employee, resulting in job loss.

If I could afford this service I think it would be a great source for career counseling.

This seems very interesting. I have never heard of this but I think I would be interested in hearing what a peer counselor has to say to me. If I am impressed or if it helps me to feel at ease after speaking to them then I will use it more often.

Yes it looks convincing

No, I wouldn't feel comfortable disclosing anything.

Yes. I would probably text the mentor I would have chosen at the time with the issue. My analysis and the solutions I have in mid.I dont have a current mentor but I believe in academia or work you need one.

I don't know if it is anonymous, if it is confidential, if things will come back to burn me. but I can relate to the image and the messaging

yes I knew, I job is stressful so i felt that I needed to text to help me unwind I would. One of the big things that my company promotes is taking care of your mental health and doing what is good for you.

No, I probably would not send this company any text-based correspondence. I would not feel comfortable revealing my problems to strangers, especially not in person.

I don't think so, I think I am capable of working most things out at work myself

I don't think I'd use this resource. I have plenty of people in real life to whom I can vent. Likewise, if I want to look for a new job, there are many ways I can do that on my own.

Yes, I would to hear someone else's point of view instead of acting out of emotion and possibly quitting

It would be a great way to relieve stress of work and talk about my problems wiTh out keeping it bottled inside. Would help keep my work performance up with less on my mind

Yes, sometimes at work you just need to vent to be able to move past a problem. I think this would be really helpful

YES, I LIKE THE SET UP WITH THIS DESIGN

No because it doesn't seem to be working for the lady in the picture and doesn't suggest what problems with work they counsel on.

Yes, I would like to see what type of advice would be offered and go on from there.

It would depend on the issue I was facing. If the issue was small, I would probably handle the issue myself. If the issue was larger, such as an issue with a boss or coworker which I couldn't solve or perhaps recently fired, I would consider texting. I think I would want to know more about the service either way before I would text.

I would not use this, I have no idea what it is what kind of service it offers

No. It looks goofy and like a scam.

Absolutely, I'd try it, if someone could help me with work related issues I'd be grateful when I don't know what I'm doing.

I wouldn't. I have a good bit of people to talk to and I don't need to text a peer. I think it's a good thing to have available for people but it is just not for me at all.

I might use this counseling if I had a bad enough problem at work. With this service I could get free help and advice from someone who would shine a new light on whatever work problem I was having and hopefully give me good advise. I would not have to worry about anything I said being repeated back to anybody I work with because I would be talking to someone who wouldn't know any of those people.

If I were having an issue at work, I would probably send a text. Sending a text message may allow me to reduce stress at work, or help me cope with any issues that have been bothering me.

It's a very unique idea, but I'm not sure it will really work for people. It seems to be more of a gimmick than an actual helpful service.

I don't have a lot of information about who is on the other end of the line, what their counseling qualifications are, or what their track record is like. It's a novel idea, but since I'm not really familiar with any of the parties involved I would not be likely to text if I were facing issues at work.

It's not the type of service I would use, I would probably just suffer alone.

I cannot ever imagine texting this. I think I, like most guys, have no desire to reach out to a counselor or really reach out for any help. I would just deal with things on my own. The fact that the ad is in a female-geared color and features a female in it doesn't help matters!

Depends on the issue and how good the solution is

The ad does not seem very professional or legitimate.

I don't enjoy discussing my problems

Probably not. I would be concerned that it might not truly be confidential.