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We have been using this mobile billing for a few months now and I like it alot but some of the techs. still wait two or three days to do paperwork and then they expect the customers to sign for them on a return trip. The only technicians complaining of this system are the ones who lack proper time management skills and poor paperwork practices. Has anyone else experienced this with others they work with and was anything done to help them correct the problem?

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  • Posted 19 Apr 2011 23:36
  • Modified 19 Apr 2011 23:37 by poster
  • By tomas_s
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