StopLGATs wrote:
"And for emphasis I'll say again the conversations are about who could be persuaded to do it. Not about who might find it helpful (and in what way) with any specific challenges in their life."
Yes. They have a quota, especially anyone who is in the ILP. I was in the "Assisting Program," (office work), and they had people sitting at phone banks calling people. They had to make "promises" about how many people they could get to sign up, and when they inevitably failed, the Center Manager would come out of her office and yell at them.
"And for emphasis I'll say again the conversations are about who could be persuaded to do it. Not about who might find it helpful (and in what way) with any specific challenges in their life."
Yes. They have a quota, especially anyone who is in the ILP. I was in the "Assisting Program," (office work), and they had people sitting at phone banks calling people. They had to make "promises" about how many people they could get to sign up, and when they inevitably failed, the Center Manager would come out of her office and yell at them.