Not fast enough at work
I also worked in a call center, but it was based on quality and not quantity, I've almost made it to operational manager, but then there was a merger and they swapped quality and quantity, I got stuck and searched for another job, because I couldn't reach the "required" quantities.
Next job was in an electronics company, very very interesting and fun, but again...too slow. They tried to fire me after 3 months, after 6 months the judge made a settlement, been unemployed 9 months now.
I don't understand why quantity comes before quality. If you deliver quality, you have happy customers, who buy more products.
I've dealt with that at pretty much every job I've had, I don't know how to deal with it except to get a degree to do something I'm good at. I'm never fast, but I can produce excellent work if given time.
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"If you would convince a man that he does wrong, do right. Men will believe what they see."
"In what concerns you much, do not think that you have companions: know that you are alone in the world."
Henry David Thoreau
This is THE primary issue for me. For the most part I've attributed it to sluggish cognitive tempo and the related slow processing. In terms of my writing, it's a lot more complex than slowness, with 'noise' and working memory slowing things down more than my overall processing. I've been unemployed now for 3 years and in previous states I've lived in the social workers have tried to force me into jobs with which I have no strength or potential for producing quality work (existing knowledge base, etc.) to give an employer an excuse to keep me on despite falling behind all the time. If a job is that insecure going in, what is the point? You guys should have seen me as a cook at Pizza Hut. I was backed up constantly and the job only lasted 2 months.
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