When looking at available assignments, those with orangey backgrounds have incentives. White backgrounds have no incentives. But then there are some with blue backgrounds and no incentives. What does the blue background mean? I have wondered for years. Calling them takes too long and they can't see the website as we do so I ask here hoping someone already knows. The blue grabs my attention but then I find nothing different than a regular, non-shaded shop.
I’ve never seen a blue background.
They’re about to launch their new website. It’s pretty sweet but needs some functionality changes. I was on the beta team.
Choosing shops should become much less time consuming.
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Seriously, nobody cares that you're offended.
To me, they are nothing but alerts.
Those that are highlighted without incentive seem to be shops in which you may be interested in performing. The others are self-explanatory.
I’ve never seen a blue background.
They’re about to launch their new website. It’s pretty sweet but needs some functionality changes. I was on the beta team.
Choosing shops should become much less time-consuming.
You mean like the filters will work? Right now the filter algorithm seems to know as little about distance between my home and anywhere as the schedulers themselves. "This shop is only 20 miles from you!" Yeah, if there was a bridge across the Loing Island Sound. Since I don't fly like the crow does, it was a trip of 50 miles WITH TOLLS. Up here, with my radius sent at 30 miles a search brings up Binghamton and Honesdale PA (65-70 miles).
Yup. That happens to me, too, with the distance overshooting what milage you enter in the search function. The distances will still be as the crow flies. You'll just be able to see them visually on a map like every other MSC does, so you'll be able to know better what you're looking at.
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Seriously, nobody cares that you're offended.
Seems like every time a company launches/updates/refashions a website there are lots of problems. At least with the current site we've learned how to work around some.