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So in theory, I should hold off on answering so someone gets paid to come to my house? Do they have a quota to hit, like if I take my time with them do they ge
by dawnerd 7y ago
So in theory, I should hold off on answering so someone gets paid to come to my house?
Do they have a quota to hit, like if I take my time with them do they get punished?
- sokoloff 7y agoIf you believe in the broken window fallacy and have time to kill, yes.
- jeffdavis 7y agoOr maybe they would prefer to spend their time finding people who are actually hard to enunerate, rather than wasting on someone who is just looking to consume their time.
- dawnerd 7y agoI was putting a hypothetical on helping them make more money, you shouldn't take it seriously.
- imtringued 7y agoThe idea is to get "contacts" and tell them to be "hard to enumerate" and then collect a paycheck.
- crooked-v 7y agoThere's no quota, but enumerator hours-per-week are based on estimates of work and there's no particular effort to claw back unused time if the actual work is done early, so intentional foot-dragging just takes up de facto paid time the enumerator could spend on other things like school or job-hunting.
- downerending 7y agoJust don't set your dog or the cops on them, and they'll be happy enough.