Thank you. sm

Posted By: current SSer (but not for long) on 2005-09-03
In Reply to: SS - Editor - then that explains it.

Call me old fashioned, but I always look over my emails for any obvious errors, casual notes or not. I can't imagine being in management in MT and sending out emails to everyone that looked like they were typed by a kitten on the keyboard. I wonder if this person sends the same sort of emails to the clients?

As for the great benefits they are advertising in their help wanted ads, forget about it - expensive health insurance only. And while it kicks in after 30 days, you have to be meeting your production quota by then. Ha! Good luck on that. No dental, no life insurance. When I was hired, I was told the insurance was expensive but they "had a person" who could arrange insurance for me. Another joke. I filled out some kind of form, sent it in, and never heard further on the subject. Typical for SS; but the other side of the coin is if you can ignore the goofy emails and wildly inconsistent QA, they pretty much leave you alone.

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Any info on SOFTSCRIPT - KS
- Info on SS - sm
  - SS - Editor - then that explains it.
    - Forgot about benefits you mentioned. I don't have - sm
    - The point is this... I concentrate on what - sm
      - Trivial? - Oh yeah, RIGHT.
    - Thank you. sm - current SSer (but not for long)
  - I beg to differ about the emails sm - current SSer
    - Now that part about ESL is very true. However, I - sm
- seriously, do an archive search - sm - FRAN
  - Why not? It is either this company, MQ (most of the time) or another company. - sm
- Not this again. - Done beating a dead horse. nm

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