24-03-2019, 10:27 AM
I stopped actively being a WIA Assessor about 4-5 years ago, doing the audits and responding to the emails. (Although my name was still showing on the list).
The WIA malaise that was starting to set in at the time and the endless forms, bureaucracy and what I perceived to be a lack of respect for volunteers from WIA head office all contributed to me stepping back at the time. I felt I had better things to do with my time than be a slave for the WIA.
Afterwards, I had a couple of conversations with a nominated assessor about redoing my audit, but complete silence from WIA head office about anything else.
Don't think I will be bothering with AMC either.
73,
Rob...
VK6LD
The WIA malaise that was starting to set in at the time and the endless forms, bureaucracy and what I perceived to be a lack of respect for volunteers from WIA head office all contributed to me stepping back at the time. I felt I had better things to do with my time than be a slave for the WIA.
Afterwards, I had a couple of conversations with a nominated assessor about redoing my audit, but complete silence from WIA head office about anything else.
Don't think I will be bothering with AMC either.
73,
Rob...
VK6LD