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Topic	One of my technicians got fired today for leaving the oil cap off a vehicle.
treewojima 07/02/18 4:31:26 PM #12:	KILBOTz posted... treewojima posted... I'm not really sympathetic to the tech, since I've seen him do shady stuff like replacing perfectly good batteries under warranty by testing a dead one he kept under his bench. why would he do that? like did he steal the good batteries that got replaced or something? No, but he was payed based on flat rate, so the more work he could claim to have cranked out, the more money he got. I'm not sure if he actually replaced the batteries in the vehicles or not. It pissed me off because there were several times I had to try to explain to customers why their batteries were replaced when they weren't experiencing any battery concerns, and I knew why. <cite>treewojima posted [p:904371300] in One of my ... [t:76771213]...</cite> <quote><cite>KILBOTz posted...</cite> <quote><cite>treewojima posted...</cite> <quote> I'm not really sympathetic to the tech, since I've seen him do shady stuff like replacing perfectly good batteries under warranty by testing a dead one he kept under his bench.</quote> why would he do that? like did he steal the good batteries that got replaced or something?</quote> No, but he was payed based on flat rate, so the more work he could claim to have cranked out, the more money he got. I'm not sure if he actually replaced the batteries in the vehicles or not. It pissed me off because there were several times I had to try to explain to customers why their batteries were replaced when they weren't experiencing any battery concerns, and I knew why.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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