Published on 14 June 2025

Speed Isn’t the Enemy of Insight. Mediocrity Is

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There’s a myth floating around that research has to be slow to be good. That rigor equals delay. That “proper insight” only comes after three rounds of procurement, ten stakeholder calls, and a slide deck no one reads.

Let’s kill that myth.

Most of the time, what you need is a clear answer to a sharp question. Fast.
Whether you’re validating an idea, testing a concept, or just trying to figure out if your instinct is off — you don’t need bureaucracy. You need Quisito.

It’s the kind of tool that feels too easy: talk to it, and it builds your survey. Hit go, and results pour in. And weirdly, they make sense. Segments, trends, red flags — right there in the dashboard.

Speed isn’t the enemy. It’s a luxury — if you know what you’re looking for.

If you’re tired of trading clarity for process, you might like what Quisito has to say.

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