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Started work as a QC at Nuance over a year ago. I was trained on what was to be my main account which was a huge group of hospitals ihere in the Southwest state where I reside. TIckled to death. I'd log in to work, do my 8 hours and sign out. Decent hourly rate, plenty of work. Never volunteered for overtime but then again it was not mandatory.
Fast forward several months and guess what? They started outsourcing my main account to our friends and neighbors in India. Soon I was hunting for work; was assigned some much smaller accounts, and of course each account was 180 degrees different from one another. And then Nuance picked up the acquisition game, absorbing fairly large companies with lots of employees. Job availability dropped drastically.
My TL or whatever they're called nowadays seldom if ever answers my emails. I never turn to her for questions unless I've exhausted all possibilities available to me. It took me 2 weeks to get her to send the learning module for ES10 because she thought she'd already sent it. My Webclock page hasn't worked right since changing from AlphaStaff.
So now what happens when I sit down to work is: clocking in is not an option. Then I check company email to see if someone has posted a recent update to what's available. Since I work at night these are not usually current. So I must go from account to account, log in, wait forever until the pending queue comes up and see if there are jobs available. Maybe 1 or 2. Do those. Then check another account, same lengthy process, rinse and repeat. And THEN I go back to the first account and check for MLS work. Etc.
Being audited by an Indian whole essentially stole my job is intolerable. Their errors would be laughable except for the fact that I'm gettiing dinged for the big 3-point ones. Have asked Fearless Leader a half-dozen tiimes where I can go to check/listen to an audited report of mine to protest errors. Finally got an answer today: go to Escription.com. Ummmm, now I must dig there.
Thanks for your patience while I got this screed off my chest. What happened to the theory that if an employee is available for work and there is no work, they should be paid minimum wage for that shift?
Especially any involving "the," "a," or "an," e.g.
Many QA don't seem to completely understand the NonError category. This is what would have been called an "FYI" at other places I've worked, with no point deduction involved, just a friendly heads up.
Definition of a Comment NonError 0 is: Educational. Used to grade anything that is reallly [sic] inconsequential; not impacting the integrity of the document as well as grammar. Anything that reads just fine.
Example is:
follow up with her primary care physician, Dr. Smith in future
follow up with her primary care physician, Dr. Smith in the future
(love how they forgot the second parenthetical comma after Dr. Smith in the example too)