Hi everyone, 

Bit of a weird one here, and don't get me started on the use case. But is there any known limit to the number of people who can calibrate the same call?

Sorry, Anton, I don't have an answer for you, but I had to laugh at "and don't get me started on the use case". I've lost count of the number of times I have asked a relatively simple question (both here and elsewhere) and then had to spend hours explaining why I need this particular piece of information!

Maybe @Matt Lawson could add a ribbon for "doesn't ask many stupid questions, so trust us, this person has a VERY good reason for wanting to do something that appears crazy on first glance..."

😂

Hi everyone, 

Bit of a weird one here, and don't get me started on the use case. But is there any known limit to the number of people who can calibrate the same call?

Fewer things would make me happier than a Mad Scientist badge series. 

• lvl 1 - Young Frankenstein
• lvl 2 - Victor Frankenstein
• lvl 3 - Mary Shelley

But I'm open to experimenting, that's just first idea on the slab.

Sorry, Anton, I don't have an answer for you, but I had to laugh at "and don't get me started on the use case". I've lost count of the number of times I have asked a relatively simple question (both here and elsewhere) and then had to spend hours explaining why I need this particular piece of information!

Maybe @Matt Lawson could add a ribbon for "doesn't ask many stupid questions, so trust us, this person has a VERY good reason for wanting to do something that appears crazy on first glance..."

😂

Hi everyone, 

Bit of a weird one here, and don't get me started on the use case. But is there any known limit to the number of people who can calibrate the same call?

Hahaha, yeah or a tag that can be added to a post, to let people know I know this seems crazy or bad but I'm asking anyway.

@Matt Lawson Love the idea, a few other mad scientist for your consideration

Emmett 'Doc' Brown - Back to the Future
Dr. Henry Jekyll - Jekyll and Hyde
Professor Wayne Szalinski - Honey I shrunk the kids
Dr. Eric Vornoff - Bride of the Monster 

Fewer things would make me happier than a Mad Scientist badge series. 

• lvl 1 - Young Frankenstein
• lvl 2 - Victor Frankenstein
• lvl 3 - Mary Shelley

But I'm open to experimenting, that's just first idea on the slab.

Sorry, Anton, I don't have an answer for you, but I had to laugh at "and don't get me started on the use case". I've lost count of the number of times I have asked a relatively simple question (both here and elsewhere) and then had to spend hours explaining why I need this particular piece of information!

Maybe @Matt Lawson could add a ribbon for "doesn't ask many stupid questions, so trust us, this person has a VERY good reason for wanting to do something that appears crazy on first glance..."

😂

Hi everyone, 

Bit of a weird one here, and don't get me started on the use case. But is there any known limit to the number of people who can calibrate the same call?

Hahaha, yeah or a tag that can be added to a post, to let people know I know this seems crazy or bad but I'm asking anyway.

@Matt Lawson Love the idea, a few other mad scientist for your consideration

Emmett 'Doc' Brown - Back to the Future
Dr. Henry Jekyll - Jekyll and Hyde
Professor Wayne Szalinski - Honey I shrunk the kids
Dr. Eric Vornoff - Bride of the Monster 

Fewer things would make me happier than a Mad Scientist badge series. 

• lvl 1 - Young Frankenstein
• lvl 2 - Victor Frankenstein
• lvl 3 - Mary Shelley

But I'm open to experimenting, that's just first idea on the slab.

Sorry, Anton, I don't have an answer for you, but I had to laugh at "and don't get me started on the use case". I've lost count of the number of times I have asked a relatively simple question (both here and elsewhere) and then had to spend hours explaining why I need this particular piece of information!

Maybe @Matt Lawson could add a ribbon for "doesn't ask many stupid questions, so trust us, this person has a VERY good reason for wanting to do something that appears crazy on first glance..."

😂

Hi everyone, 

Bit of a weird one here, and don't get me started on the use case. But is there any known limit to the number of people who can calibrate the same call?

October is coming up. May be a good time to dust off the idea for this badge. Any other good mad-scientist names that we may have forgotten? Could be specific or more general.

Hahaha, yeah or a tag that can be added to a post, to let people know I know this seems crazy or bad but I'm asking anyway.

@Matt Lawson Love the idea, a few other mad scientist for your consideration

Emmett 'Doc' Brown - Back to the Future
Dr. Henry Jekyll - Jekyll and Hyde
Professor Wayne Szalinski - Honey I shrunk the kids
Dr. Eric Vornoff - Bride of the Monster 

Fewer things would make me happier than a Mad Scientist badge series. 

• lvl 1 - Young Frankenstein
• lvl 2 - Victor Frankenstein
• lvl 3 - Mary Shelley

But I'm open to experimenting, that's just first idea on the slab.

Sorry, Anton, I don't have an answer for you, but I had to laugh at "and don't get me started on the use case". I've lost count of the number of times I have asked a relatively simple question (both here and elsewhere) and then had to spend hours explaining why I need this particular piece of information!

Maybe @Matt Lawson could add a ribbon for "doesn't ask many stupid questions, so trust us, this person has a VERY good reason for wanting to do something that appears crazy on first glance..."

😂

Hi everyone, 

Bit of a weird one here, and don't get me started on the use case. But is there any known limit to the number of people who can calibrate the same call?

October is coming up. May be a good time to dust off the idea for this badge. Any other good mad-scientist names that we may have forgotten? Could be specific or more general.

Hahaha, yeah or a tag that can be added to a post, to let people know I know this seems crazy or bad but I'm asking anyway.

@Matt Lawson Love the idea, a few other mad scientist for your consideration

Emmett 'Doc' Brown - Back to the Future
Dr. Henry Jekyll - Jekyll and Hyde
Professor Wayne Szalinski - Honey I shrunk the kids
Dr. Eric Vornoff - Bride of the Monster 

Fewer things would make me happier than a Mad Scientist badge series. 

• lvl 1 - Young Frankenstein
• lvl 2 - Victor Frankenstein
• lvl 3 - Mary Shelley

But I'm open to experimenting, that's just first idea on the slab.

Sorry, Anton, I don't have an answer for you, but I had to laugh at "and don't get me started on the use case". I've lost count of the number of times I have asked a relatively simple question (both here and elsewhere) and then had to spend hours explaining why I need this particular piece of information!

Maybe @Matt Lawson could add a ribbon for "doesn't ask many stupid questions, so trust us, this person has a VERY good reason for wanting to do something that appears crazy on first glance..."

😂

Hi everyone, 

Bit of a weird one here, and don't get me started on the use case. But is there any known limit to the number of people who can calibrate the same call?

Fewer things would make me happier than a Mad Scientist badge series. 

• lvl 1 - Young Frankenstein
• lvl 2 - Victor Frankenstein
• lvl 3 - Mary Shelley

But I'm open to experimenting, that's just first idea on the slab.

Sorry, Anton, I don't have an answer for you, but I had to laugh at "and don't get me started on the use case". I've lost count of the number of times I have asked a relatively simple question (both here and elsewhere) and then had to spend hours explaining why I need this particular piece of information!

Maybe @Matt Lawson could add a ribbon for "doesn't ask many stupid questions, so trust us, this person has a VERY good reason for wanting to do something that appears crazy on first glance..."

😂

Hi everyone, 

Bit of a weird one here, and don't get me started on the use case. But is there any known limit to the number of people who can calibrate the same call?

Hi everyone, 

Bit of a weird one here, and don't get me started on the use case. But is there any known limit to the number of people who can calibrate the same call?

Hi Anton, 

We currently don't apply a limit on this. But as you can imagine, it gets unruly if you have a lot of people.  

Hi everyone, 

Bit of a weird one here, and don't get me started on the use case. But is there any known limit to the number of people who can calibrate the same call?

Thanks @Herrick Mai 
So 100 people calibrating the same call is doable, but of course absolute chaos, and not the general use case for it.

Hi Anton, 

We currently don't apply a limit on this. But as you can imagine, it gets unruly if you have a lot of people.  

Hi everyone, 

Bit of a weird one here, and don't get me started on the use case. But is there any known limit to the number of people who can calibrate the same call?

Absolute chaos is our normal, isn't it? 😂

I know you said not to ask, but I'm dying to know the use-case. Feel free to DM it to me if you are trying to avoid a discussion here....

Thanks @Herrick Mai 
So 100 people calibrating the same call is doable, but of course absolute chaos, and not the general use case for it.

Hi Anton, 

We currently don't apply a limit on this. But as you can imagine, it gets unruly if you have a lot of people.  

Hi everyone, 

Bit of a weird one here, and don't get me started on the use case. But is there any known limit to the number of people who can calibrate the same call?

It sure is :)

Basically instead of having a central team to do quality or splitting it up in to smaller groups with a few experts in each, they want the retail branch network  leaders to calibrate the same interaction and have everyone on a meeting to discuss differences to get people having consistent / quality customer experiences.

Why, because when we re-event the wheel we like to make it square. :P

Absolute chaos is our normal, isn't it? 😂

I know you said not to ask, but I'm dying to know the use-case. Feel free to DM it to me if you are trying to avoid a discussion here....

Thanks @Herrick Mai 
So 100 people calibrating the same call is doable, but of course absolute chaos, and not the general use case for it.

Hi Anton, 

We currently don't apply a limit on this. But as you can imagine, it gets unruly if you have a lot of people.  

Hi everyone, 

Bit of a weird one here, and don't get me started on the use case. But is there any known limit to the number of people who can calibrate the same call?

It sure is :)

Basically instead of having a central team to do quality or splitting it up in to smaller groups with a few experts in each, they want the retail branch network  leaders to calibrate the same interaction and have everyone on a meeting to discuss differences to get people having consistent / quality customer experiences.

Why, because when we re-event the wheel we like to make it square. :P

Absolute chaos is our normal, isn't it? 😂

I know you said not to ask, but I'm dying to know the use-case. Feel free to DM it to me if you are trying to avoid a discussion here....

Thanks @Herrick Mai 
So 100 people calibrating the same call is doable, but of course absolute chaos, and not the general use case for it.

Hi Anton, 

We currently don't apply a limit on this. But as you can imagine, it gets unruly if you have a lot of people.  

Hi everyone, 

Bit of a weird one here, and don't get me started on the use case. But is there any known limit to the number of people who can calibrate the same call?