Don't tell me not to generalize.
Posted By: WAAAYYY off base on 2005-08-20
In Reply to: Hired by Spheris in May.....sm - MT 30+yrs
I worked for Spheris, too, so I know exactly how they operate. That experience is one that I based my "generalization" on. Even if you haven't gotten your first paycheck, they still have recourse against you because of the papers you signed when you were recruited and when the computer was delivered. Why do you think they won't send the computer out until you send your packet back? Don't think they won't sue for the return of their equipment or file a collection against your credit report. I was hired on Spheris' 2nd most difficult account and made $12 per hour on training pay. They pay based on the account level, not experience. If you're on the easiest clinic account, you make less money than those hired for acute care or ESL.
Also, credit inquiries are different than "information verification" run against the credit reporting agency's data. You don't get notified of information verification from that Credit Guard or Credit Watch junk. Do they call you every year when your homeowners or auto policy runs your credit? Or when credit card companies are soliciting new customers through the mail, so they survey the database? Or when you apply for a job and the company is verifying your data? No, but it still happens and it's not reported as "activity" because YOU didn't initiate it as a request for credit. You only get notified when an actual credit application is run through. As a former loan officer for a mortgage company, I know how credit reporting works.
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Gee, why not over-generalize some more. NM
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there are a lot of really good supervisors, too...sorry to generalize (nm)
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