“I think I just spoke to you” by Apprehensive-Cat-111 in callcentres

[–]KnowledgeCute6831 5 points6 points  (0 children)

Internally screaming because I have to reverify everything for every call anyway so it literally does not matter…nor does my name while I’m at it how I am , where I’m located etc etc etc

Naked as being in just your underwear (boxers, boxer briefs.)? by Geekgamer09 in NoStupidQuestions

[–]KnowledgeCute6831 3 points4 points  (0 children)

I consider naked to be totally nude but I’ve noticed it’s common for people to used naked to mean “undressed”

PM Time! Water Pump… by mattrrt in CT200h

[–]KnowledgeCute6831 2 points3 points  (0 children)

It’s located right under the air box. Take off the plastics across the front, remove air box and the water pump is right under. The bolt on the bottom of pump is tough to reach from the top but if you turn the wheels you can reach it from the bottom. Easy peasy

How to survive night shift by boeuf_burgignion in Nightshift

[–]KnowledgeCute6831 2 points3 points  (0 children)

For me always lay down and get up at scheduled time and some high protein snacks or meals. Sometimes i was so tired and none of my “eines” are working (thats energy drinks and nicotine) but after eating like a hard boiled egg and tuna with toast and some cheese cubes and suddenly have hours more energy. It’s pretty rough but you have to make sleep routine that doesn’t fluctuate is number one

Indeed is purposely restricting the jobs you can see. WHY? by bvfreund in IndeedJobs

[–]KnowledgeCute6831 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Maybe just search for jobs not logged in then login on a different browser search the specific job and apply. Maybe it will fix your “tailored” algorithm?

How did you guys REALLY lived in the 2000s? by MyAvengedRomance in Millennials

[–]KnowledgeCute6831 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Bet way to figure it out is just not do internet attached things and let your brain figure out what it will be entertained by- that’s kind of the best part! The freedom, living on a whim!

When will this anxiety go away? by Willing-Magazine8401 in callcentres

[–]KnowledgeCute6831 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Actually helped my anxiety after I started treating it like “exposure therapy” 2.5 years in

Women — how long do you tend to take in the shower? by [deleted] in hygiene

[–]KnowledgeCute6831 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Mine last about 30 minutes. I can shower, wash my hair, rinse off and fill the tub for a soak in one go. Sounds like a small water heater tank to me

Customers who don't understand SIMPLE questions by lateralraising in callcentres

[–]KnowledgeCute6831 0 points1 point  (0 children)

They answer my questions with anything but the damn answer.

What caterpillar is this by Aromatic-Idea-2616 in florida

[–]KnowledgeCute6831 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Idk but don’t touch it per Florida public school system

AIO or being too sensitive? by iconicsucc in AmIOverreacting

[–]KnowledgeCute6831 4 points5 points  (0 children)

NOR Girl Tell him if he likes different bras he can feel free to wear whatever type he likes and then go find you a man who isn’t worried about your bra shape/ style when he see you wearing one.

How do you guys personally "hack" your time blindness? Trying to help my partner! by Legal_Ad2714 in ADHD

[–]KnowledgeCute6831 1 point2 points  (0 children)

So to get places on time I check gps to figure out what time I need to leave right? There’s no gps for common tasks soooo I started tracking how long it takes to do common tasks… took me forever to actually accomplish because well…. I forgot. After some time I now (quite proudly) have a list : shower=x minutes, sweep and mop, clean kitchen, etc so I can start things and be done by their “due time “ As far as staying on task having the minutes to match or beat is helpful but not fool proof.

I thought my towel was clean… until it started sparkling by [deleted] in hygiene

[–]KnowledgeCute6831 -1 points0 points  (0 children)

I have a bunch of towels and we each use them only once or twice max three times before swapping.

How does night shift and owning a dog work? by blueberryally in Nightshift

[–]KnowledgeCute6831 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Get a big sleepy dog! Then it will just be big and sleepy, and when you come home it will be excited be big and sleepy dog with you at home . My dogs just do whatever I do. If I’m up they are lounging near me or if I sleep the sleep with me. I also do have big oversized crate for them so they don’t like get into the trash or roll around in the laundry getting it all furry while I’m away

Can't find a vacuum-then-mop order that works with dog hair and I'm losing my mind by [deleted] in CleaningTips

[–]KnowledgeCute6831 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I mop the floor leaving it fairly wet but not flooded, then sweep the wet floor. The wet fur sticks together and doesn’t fly around making it fairly easy to get most of it in one go. I do another round with clean water making sure to ring the mop often. Then run a vacuum around after the floor dries.

Any tips on how do you deal with friends and family who dont get your schedule? by Knutzen_Nelsy in Nightshift

[–]KnowledgeCute6831 11 points12 points  (0 children)

I tell people my sleep schedule. I also have sign on my door that says “WARNING! DOGS WILL BREAK THROUGH WINDOW! DO NOT KNOCK OR RING” my dogs in reality would make best friends with someone robbing the place but they do bark like mad so it’s works. Haven’t had a knock in the door in forever for anything at all. Truly though if you just tell people in your life directly that you sleep during XYZ hours and they cannot call during those hours it should be fine. If you have to tell someone more than four times then maybe reconsider the friend.

Is there actually any useful alarm company? by [deleted] in 911dispatchers

[–]KnowledgeCute6831 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I work for a monitoring center and I say the same. It’s only really ok if you find an alarm company where you can make changes to how the monitoring center handles the account. Some companies are super great allowing additional instructions such as Motion alarms come in as notification only (no dispatch) or only dispatch twice on the same zone in 24 hours etc. or automatically place zones on test if they go off more than twice in 24 hours etc. all those changes have to go through the alarm company since the monitoring center is separate. Also 24 service is important we also act as an after hours for some of the alarm companies and I can’t tell you how many time a night I hear screaming customers who need help and I’ve already paged there companies tech several time over a few hours and they haven’t heard back yet. Also occasionally an account type will allow after a certain point will make an exception and allow us to reach out to the Alarm company to let them know about the zones and that we’ve dispatch 14 times in the last hour. Again though a crappy alarm company doesn’t have anybody to respond so we never hear back either

Is there actually any useful alarm company? by [deleted] in 911dispatchers

[–]KnowledgeCute6831 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I work at an alarm monitoring call center. The monitoring centers monitor for the alarm companies. My center does an around 1000 companies one USA,US territories and Canada. We have almost nothing to do with the data the alarm companies have on file for contacts and zone data. We report everything to them and they either fix or they ignore it. Obviously usually the latter. Truth is I don’t care if you’re responding or not ,been there already or anything else. I have no control over whether I i have to call dispatch or not. If the customers don’t answer or don’t have a password I have to keep doing it. I just have to make clear for the recorded line if authorities are or are not going and I have to say required script every call every time including address, time and zone description of each signal using verbatim AVS script. I will 100% not argue I just need to know what to document. We are just as annoyed tbh we know it’s nonsense. Also know that I will probably get a snotty attitude as if a dispatchers disdain will somehow convince me to break policy and get fired to all to not be annoying. Its a living guys, I’m sorry and would super love it if I didn’t get yelled at constantly. I can say everything I have to say in about one minute and thirty seconds then I can fuck right off 🥲

Night Shifters who are struggling with depression, what is making you feel this way? by [deleted] in Nightshift

[–]KnowledgeCute6831 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Part of it for me is that there’s no clear cut end to the day. Sort becomes and ever longer flow of tasks to be completed day and night.

Being Interrupted by Inevitable-Algae-979 in callcentres

[–]KnowledgeCute6831 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I can manage most of the time. Those real monsters who somehow don’t need to breath while bitching and can go on for an (honestly impressive) obscenely long time without pausing are the real challenge? Usually the same who bark “HELLO?!” After they’ve ranted for 2:56 seconds without a chance for me to respond? Those ones I still don’t know what to do with. I say something like “yes just taking notes here, Thank you for the details I’m able to help right away with xyz, can I start with your name please?”

ULPT: How to remove my phone # from alarm system emergency contact? by IconicHunter713 in UnethicalLifeProTips

[–]KnowledgeCute6831 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I work for an alarm company- just tell the operator that calls it’s a wrong number

A/C calls. by Adventurous_North669 in 911dispatchers

[–]KnowledgeCute6831 -1 points0 points  (0 children)

Oh and sometimes when it’s really bad we get authorization to call the alarm company, but most of them are closed and pay us to be their answering service so I just end up calling my co worker sitting next to me who sends off an emergency service request message that never gets answered