What is the name of your state?
Pennsylvania
I work from home in a sales role for a large corporation.
I signed into my computer last week and checked my sales stats. I was surprised to see they were not meeting goals because I had been above goal all month. I reached out to my supervisor and asked him to check the stats. My sales (which had been statistically accounted for) were no longer showing in the system. I gave him the information, which he verified, but the stats haven’t been corrected. I contacted technical support as he advised. They sent me a message to have him check my scorecard to see if he could see them (which seemed senseless: he can’t see anything different than I can on the scorecard.)
It is still not fixed after one week.
Next I checked sales call backs I had scheduled. The phone numbers had been removed from the client file. I had entered them: the initial call I made was entered in the account activity.
I couldn’t initially complete the application because the enrollment form wouldn’t load then the numbers were gone when I tried to call back. I had to reach out to my supervisor again.
There was a different tech support ticket created.
My supervisor visually checked the file and said it was unusual.
I have long suspected minor tech bullying but these incidents went beyond the norm.
What happened recently?
I found out from a complaining customer about a corporate political donation (he wanted the address to write a letter of complaint.) I did not discuss my personal opinion with the customer but I admit I was privately shocked and dismayed by it.
It is in contravention to my personal political position, which is not an online secret. I had made a political donation and participated in a public political event just before these two incidents.
Pennsylvania
I work from home in a sales role for a large corporation.
I signed into my computer last week and checked my sales stats. I was surprised to see they were not meeting goals because I had been above goal all month. I reached out to my supervisor and asked him to check the stats. My sales (which had been statistically accounted for) were no longer showing in the system. I gave him the information, which he verified, but the stats haven’t been corrected. I contacted technical support as he advised. They sent me a message to have him check my scorecard to see if he could see them (which seemed senseless: he can’t see anything different than I can on the scorecard.)
It is still not fixed after one week.
Next I checked sales call backs I had scheduled. The phone numbers had been removed from the client file. I had entered them: the initial call I made was entered in the account activity.
I couldn’t initially complete the application because the enrollment form wouldn’t load then the numbers were gone when I tried to call back. I had to reach out to my supervisor again.
There was a different tech support ticket created.
My supervisor visually checked the file and said it was unusual.
I have long suspected minor tech bullying but these incidents went beyond the norm.
What happened recently?
I found out from a complaining customer about a corporate political donation (he wanted the address to write a letter of complaint.) I did not discuss my personal opinion with the customer but I admit I was privately shocked and dismayed by it.
It is in contravention to my personal political position, which is not an online secret. I had made a political donation and participated in a public political event just before these two incidents.
