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AUDITORS - Disgusted

Posted: Aug 28, 2014

QA gets audited too and let me tell you, they give no Mercy. We have an auditor initial RH who is just out for the kill. FIESA is so stressful even for QA/QC. I cannot stand the stress anymore and am definitely seeking other employment as fast as I can.

I am also QC...and very stressful - same problems as MTs

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I am seriously considering something else also other than QC work. The MTs have no idea what we go through either.

Tell us. Can you appeal your "bad calls"? - Wondering

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What is the benefit of continuously auditing the auditors?

Tell us. Can you appeal your "bad calls"? - Disgusted

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You can, but it never gets reversed. They are pretty much always right.

They ignore me when I challenge. sm - QC person

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Reply to Tell Us . . . - anon

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Why does any American citizen work for Nuance . . . why . . . why . . . :(

This is true. - SM

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The person who posted this "I am also QC.. " is an American citizen who does QC. This person is not your enemy, MTs. The QC goes through just exactly the same thing you do because their work is picked apart by India (QA, post audit). The QA is the one making your life hell, not the QC. I know, I used to be QC. Believe everything they tell you.

When you look at FIESA, that score is not the QC. That score is the QA from India (in most cases), unless you are on a US-only account, which is rare and consider yourself very, very lucky. The QA takes the scoring system and either manipulates it or doesn't understand it. They are the ones giving you the major error for leaving out "the."

There, I'm done for the day. Needed to be said.

Same here. US QC and scored by India. A true and - total joke.

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