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I use the same ASR as you - OP

Posted: Dec 1st, 2015 - 9:46 am In Reply to: Really, Not sure what ASR your using - sm

Expanding a diagnosis that doesn't need to be is not a critical error. I don't bother unexpanding them and have never gotten an error for it. If they aren't expanded I only worry about expanding them if they are in the sections of the report where they are supposed to be. I don't believe ASR is "all that" like they thought it would be, but on my accounts it does a dang good job. I took a $20,000 a year pay cut, but that isn't ASR's fault, it is the fault of the idiots who run this company that won't admit they erred when figuring out what the pay rate should be when telling us we wouldn't lose money. Other than the pay I like ASR. It has assuredly saved me from CTS and the tediousness of typing a complete report. I don't mind typing an occasional report, but I like zooming through an editing one at top speed much better. Our POD was once told by a PC that if we made sure to focus on those things that are considered critical errors that we should never fail an audit, and it is true. I don't like any errors, but if a minor error or 2 slip through it is not the end of the world.

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My ideas on how to cut down on critical errors - sm (Views: 887, 2015-11-30, 3:43 pm)
- Disagree. I love ASR. - actually i got a CE for DOS (Views: 713, 2015-11-30, 5:33 pm)
  - Me too - I feel like a dummy (Views: 886, 2015-11-30, 5:38 pm)
  - You must have accounts with proper ASR. - dnr (Views: 741, 2015-11-30, 5:52 pm)
    - I'm with you DNR - AND (Views: 586, 2015-11-30, 6:07 pm)
      - My idea-get rid of AHDI making up rules - that punish us. (Views: 689, 2015-11-30, 7:05 pm)
        ASR pros and cons - sm (Views: 785, 2015-11-30, 7:58 pm)
  - Spoken like a supervisor - RMFE (Views: 557, 2015-11-30, 9:26 pm)
    - ASR - Anon (Views: 643, 2015-12-01, 6:53 am)
- Critical errors generally come from the things - we have to enter, not ASR (Views: 532, 2015-12-01, 8:14 am)
  - Really, Not sure what ASR your using - sm (Views: 889, 2015-12-01, 9:08 am)
    - Not to mention being beaten into submission - sm (Views: 763, 2015-12-01, 9:11 am)
    - I use the same ASR as you - OP
      - Your in a different POD with different rules than - the rest of us then (Views: 666, 2015-12-01, 9:56 am)
        not a critical error even if counted as an error - NM (Views: 641, 2015-12-01, 10:01 am)
        Says who? - sm (Views: 579, 2015-12-01, 10:27 am)
        Not who you are arguing with, but - sm (Views: 457, 2015-12-01, 6:36 pm)
      - Even noncritical errors will end you on PM - nm (Views: 505, 2015-12-01, 10:50 am)
      - 2 "minor" errors in 1 report and you have - failed your audit NM (Views: 584, 2015-12-01, 11:14 am)
        oops my bad 1 minor and 1 noncritical, yep failed - nm (Views: 481, 2015-12-01, 11:28 am)
        You were right the first time - 2 minor errors = fail (Views: 462, 2015-12-01, 11:57 am)
      - Wow, I want to be in your pod. - dnr (Views: 487, 2015-12-01, 2:00 pm)
        failing one job with 2 minor errors is not - failing an audit (Views: 623, 2015-12-01, 4:56 pm)
        oh please - if you had 2 minor errors (Views: 545, 2015-12-01, 5:39 pm)
        Wrong! An audit consists of 5 jobs. - I have failed a job, but never failed an audit. (Views: 584, 2015-12-01, 5:57 pm)
        If you did well on the other 4 reports, - you will be fine. (Views: 651, 2015-12-01, 6:40 pm)
    - That is exactly what I experience! - should fire IT (Views: 436, 2015-12-01, 1:52 pm)
      - Yep thats the pod - nm (Views: 540, 2015-12-01, 2:17 pm)
    - Exactly the same ASR mistakes I see - ALL THE TIME - nm (Views: 485, 2015-12-03, 1:21 pm)
      - but, interestingly, not MC's POD - hmmm - nm (Views: 449, 2015-12-03, 1:24 pm)