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Model week figures

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Rudolph_Hucker
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Model week figures

Post by Rudolph_Hucker »

I've worked in an office occasionally and they have the weeks traffic figures pinned on the notice board.

Should every office have the figures available for all to see?
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fishtank
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Re: Model week figures

Post by fishtank »

It depends.
If they are forecast figures then they're mostly bollocks anyway. usually lower than actuals and just encourage line managers to bully staff.
If they're actual traffic figures for that day they can be useful to the rep but are not much help to an individual duty holder who might have more or less than his fair share of the office traffic anyway.
Overall I wouldn't lose much sleep one way or the other.
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Darren Bent
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Re: Model week figures

Post by Darren Bent »

It doesn't mean anything - just load of useless stats managers need to do their job.
thechemisyshop
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Re: Model week figures

Post by thechemisyshop »

our only seem to get posted when its under :whistle if its over there just doesnt seem to be enough time to do it then and even then its never more than about 5 % over :arrrghhh
arnold cheshire
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Re: Model week figures

Post by arnold cheshire »

B S week figures?