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$80,000 a year for the last five years doing absolutely no work. And I don't plan on changing

a thing. I'm an account manager for a telecom company that provides VOIP phones to companies.

There are about 20 of us, and our job is primarily to answer any questions about the phones,

the service, billing, etc. We have hundreds of clients. What our boss does is assign clients to

each of us based on a rating of how challenging and difficult they believe the end users are.

Each client gets a score of 1 to 10. One means the client is basically an employee at Microsoft

who is very tech savvy. And we'll never have to call as asking where they should plug in the

ethernet ports. And a 10 would be like a client that's an old age home and we would get five calls

a day from each resident asking how to get a dial tone. So one account manager may be assigned to

a client who has 5,000 employees. But they're rated as a one, so it provides them just enough work

for 40 hours a week. While another account manager might get a client who has only 100 employees,

but they're tech idiots and they call them constantly. Well, when I started, I got assigned a client

with a few hundred employees who are rated a 10. So my company's algorithm predicted this would be

just the right amount of work to keep me busy. As it turns out, this client is a highly skilled tech

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