When To Work

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Permalink Reply by Jeri Schaa (41051) on June 26, 2008 at 10:40am

Thanks, Linda. Is that midnight to 4 a.m. central time or.......? I am in Colorado, so never know if that makes a difference when I make my commits. Thanks again for the help.

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Permalink Reply by Dorothy S on July 3, 2008 at 8:17pm

At first when I started with LO, I found a big difference working committed vs uncommitted. Now, after a year, I can still do very well uncommitted. Working uncommitted has several other advantages. When I have a busy life away from LO not being committed means I do not have to watch the clock. I can come to work when I want and still make money.

The not-so-busy times are also good at catching up the ever present bookkeeping and tax work at my desk!

You may find that you are great at a certain product that runs at certain times. It would only stand to reason that you would get more calls during those slots.

My AF suggested you track your minutes slot by slot, and consider looking for commits at those times.

Does that help?

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Permalink Reply by Jeri Schaa (41051) on July 3, 2008 at 10:08pm

Hi, and thanks for the suggestions. I may try that. I also find it difficult to always be at the computer during roll out so I miss the opportunity to make those commits! I guess every call counts toward my 1,000 whether committed or not. Thanks again for the wonderful advice and Happy 4th of July to you and yours.

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Permalink Reply by Leah on August 5, 2008 at 6:34am

Hi Jeri,

I've been with Liveops almost since the beginning (my number is 2696, lol) and from what I can tell, when you're new the most important thing is to develop consistent stats. This is how LO determines how many calls you get. In the beginning, I think working weekends are the best times to get lots of calls and maybe overnights (if you can). Also go to team meetings with your AF and learn all about the products as this will help you be more comfortable on the calls which in turn can translate in to sales...and the beat goes on. Best of luck to you!

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Permalink Reply by Michelle Fitch on August 6, 2008 at 10:22am

Hi Leah, do you know anything about the special offer from liveops, regarding the fortune 500 company & the $175 background check. I've been reading alot and I think am going to give it a try. If you have any insight into I'd really appreciate it. Thanks, Michelle

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Permalink Reply by Leah on August 9, 2008 at 1:46am

Hi Michelle,

All I can tell you is that it is a legit offer and those who have taken advantage of it (I didn't want it, I have enough on my plate) seem to enjoy it and are making money. Leah

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Permalink Reply by The WorkspaceTeam on August 6, 2008 at 10:37am

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