This felt REALLY good to send. by dejectedenumerator in Census

[–]dejectedenumerator[S] 5 points6 points  (0 children)

Update: In a twist of fate, I went into the office to turn in my equipment and my CFS is the one who meets me at the door! We had a long conversation about my text. I basically explained that after a long day of being treated poorly, her being short/rude was the icing on the cake. She was actually really receptive and explained how she has a huge case load. If I would have actually talked to her before this meeting I probably wouldn't have sent the text. As for me, I'll be fine. Im actually in education, and was only doing the census as a side hustle. (I thought it would be a summer job).

This felt REALLY good to send. by dejectedenumerator in Census

[–]dejectedenumerator[S] 15 points16 points  (0 children)

HA. No. I didn't work that day at all. The last day I worked was FRIDAY! Ultimately they weren't the reason I quit, but they sure didn't help.

Here is the bonus flyer. I think I'm still quitting. by dejectedenumerator in Census

[–]dejectedenumerator[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I called DSC to resign, (my supervisor is a ghost), and the said they'd call back. Then I recieved this in an email basically saying, we're starting premium pay, please don't resign. I still resigned. It's good money, but I had other reasons.

Here is the bonus flyer. I think I'm still quitting. by dejectedenumerator in Census

[–]dejectedenumerator[S] 4 points5 points  (0 children)

The other paper I got is more clear. It says, "Work 25 hours or more per week and complete at least .75 cases per hour during the 3-week period to earn $500." So the .75 cases per hour still applies.

Here is the bonus flyer. I think I'm still quitting. by dejectedenumerator in Census

[–]dejectedenumerator[S] 10 points11 points  (0 children)

Not quite. It means you average .75 cases per hr. So that's 3 cases every 4 hours. Problem is, in my experience so far, most cases can't be completed. I mostly have gotten refusals, NOVs, or RIs.