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They have an algorithim that picks the report. - Tired

Posted: Oct 4th, 2015 - 6:12 pm In Reply to: Postaudit Scores - luckyacew1

They have some way of running an algorithm through their computers which is picking out the reports most likely to have errors. I suspect every post-audited report is fed into a computer which then categorizes which type of error has the highest percent (remember the numeric items errors on the "desktop" of FIESA? They said that was 32%! So they have this knowledge, and it's no accident that the numeric items are graded the most severely with the most points off). Then they have a probability scheme matched with each MT to finally sort out how likely which report is to contain an error. Then they nail us. It saves them money by cutting our pay more often than if it was "random."

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Nuance - anon (Views: 1141, 2015-10-03, 6:45 pm)
- Take note, the "errors" are merely to dock - your pay and hit your confidence (Views: 1244, 2015-10-03, 7:14 pm)
  - "MAJOR" "CRITICAL" "APOCALYPSE" ha! - love that (Views: 911, 2015-10-03, 8:21 pm)
- I think the biggest criteria comes down to MUP--sm - anon (Views: 1219, 2015-10-03, 11:57 pm)
- Postaudit Scores - luckyacew1 (Views: 627, 2015-10-04, 5:27 pm)
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    - I can well imagine this - Val (Views: 626, 2015-10-04, 11:52 pm)
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- random, doubt it - anon (Views: 541, 2015-10-05, 10:19 pm)