[resolved] Which document prevails? MS Guidelines or Survey/Evaluation

Guidelines say:
> If you are not able to reach someone on your initial call, please leave a voicemail. Allow the associate *two full days* from the time of your call to return your message.

Evaluation/Survey asks:
> If you left a voicemail, did you receive a call back within *24 hours*?

I left a VM for scheduler. However, is there a general rule about which document prevails?
Thanks

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Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 06/11/2019 03:53AM by JSM2019.

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When they don't correspond, you just need to ask. Note: Usually it is better to email than call schedulers.

In this case, however, they both might apply - depending on other instructions. Consider:
* The question about the 24hr call back might be the specific requirement that the target might be required to meet.
* The two-day deadline might be how long you have to wait before attempting to contact the target again or taking a different approach to reaching a target.

Hard work builds character and homework is good for your soul.
Unfortunately, they do contradict each other sometimes. GLs should be studied well. This is where you find the compliance or specific purchase requirements. Banks have pics of mandatory docs, whether to go to a teller or an FCR, what you should disclose, what you must wait to be asked. Gas station GLs have an astonishing amount of detail. You have to know requirements for a Mid-sign, bollard, and canopy. Many shops want to know if a promo, discount or ad is current and displayed correctly.

That being said, You definitely want to read the eval (ideally print and take it with you) BEFORE the shop. There is regularly a specific 'objection', 'statement' or 'question' necessary to complete the shop. At the end of the day, if you can't answer the questions you cant submit the shop.

As far as contacting your scheduling, you can call if you want but I would definitely email, too. You can send a couple of emails on the first day with your question or concerns and say you'll be waiting for a reply. After that, once each morning to 'touch base again about job #____. If you don't get an answer, it's on them.
Happy to report -- Everything was worked out during pleasant conversation with the scheduler. She readily accepted my feedback that the 2 documents conflicted, clarified the instructions, updated the documents -- and added a small bonus for my efforts and offered me a second shop of the same type. : )

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