MYSTERY SHOPPING THREAD XI ** New people make sure you read the first 2 Posts **

J20BABY

Alan1968 wrote: »

You need Adobe Reader, most PC's come with this already loaded but if you need to down load it you can from http://get.adobe.com/uk/reader/

Thank you
I already have ADOBE Reader 9, shouldn't this work?
When I click on the link its only been updated to version 9.2

Alan1968_2

J20BABY wrote: »

Thank you
I already have ADOBE Reader 9, shouldn't this work?
When I click on the link its only been updated to version 9.2

It should do, I checked the links I have and they are working so it doesn't seem to be the website so I'm not sure what else to suggest.

ukmonkey

I think 30 jobs a week on top of a fulltime job is do-able.

Think of it as 4 jobs per working day (Mon-Fri we'll say) ; one in your lunch break and threee after work. That's 20 right there.

I'm sure that many of us have done 10+ jobs in a weekend, severl of us (me included) have done 10+ jobs on a Saturday.

It's possible IMO.

TractorGirl327

ukmonkey wrote: »

I think 30 jobs a week on top of a fulltime job is do-able.

Think of it as 4 jobs per working day (Mon-Fri we'll say) ; one in your lunch break and threee after work. That's 20 right there.

I'm sure that many of us have done 10+ jobs in a weekend, severl of us (me included) have done 10+ jobs on a Saturday.

It's possible IMO.

D0-ableyes but then there is the reports to do as well. Some of them can take 20-30 minutes to do properly so that's an extra 10-15 hours a week. I'm sure as a one-off it's possible but every week for 5 years?

Rosy_Violet

ukmonkey wrote: »

I think 30 jobs a week on top of a fulltime job is do-able.

Think of it as 4 jobs per working day (Mon-Fri we'll say) ; one in your lunch break and threee after work. That's 20 right there.

I'm sure that many of us have done 10+ jobs in a weekend, severl of us (me included) have done 10+ jobs on a Saturday.

It's possible IMO.

I think it's possible too, particularly if you travel a wide area in your everyday work, which I think Mike does. I wouldn't want relentless evenings doing the reports though....like a bit of social and family life in between!

Lil_Me_2

Possible as a one off, or a few weeks but I know I certainly couldn't cope with that regularly, I'd be exhausted!

angela1967

TractorGirl327 wrote: »

If you go to the "My Assignments" page there should be a link next to the job on there for you to upload the photo.

Thanks again, managed to upload them both.

i do have another question, on ESA have long does it take them to email and say you have the assignment?

squeaky1055

Rosy_Violet wrote: »

I think it's possible too, particularly if you travel a wide area in your everyday work, which I think Mike does. I wouldn't want relentless evenings doing the reports though....like a bit of social and family life in between!

The most I ever did was 15 on a Saturday. It was easy as long as I kept to my tight time schedule. It is the reports that take the time, RE especially and I did start of with a breakfast at the burger joint! Also some of the jobs can be done up to 8pm : Supermarkets, petrol, chicken, burgers, drinks, meals etc.
I run my own business and very much hands on but I can still manage to fit jobs around my working day. I may be going to the bank or past a supermarket anyway!
As it is often grab and run on the jobs available and I am registered with loads of companies...I am in awe that 20/30 jobs a week are available!!!

ukmonkey

TractorGirl327 wrote: »

D0-ableyes but then there is the reports to do as well. Some of them can take 20-30 minutes to do properly so that's an extra 10-15 hours a week. I'm sure as a one-off it's possible but every week for 5 years?

It all depends on the type of job really doesn't it? A Gyp fuel job, less than five minuted to actually DO the visit, then about 5 minutes to do the report.

BARE Car job, at least 15 minutes for the visit, then at least 15 minutes to do the report.

ukmonkey

Lil_Me wrote: »

Possible as a one off, or a few weeks but I know I certainly couldn't cope with that regularly, I'd be exhausted!

Ditto that, but each to their own!

Also, I guess what you class as "full time" some people clas more than 20something hours a week as full time, others class anything below 36 hours a week part time.