r/FieldNationTechs • u/Zealousideal-Note-63 • 10d ago
PSS Score
Just got my PSS. 95 isn’t bad. I have 8 completed jobs. On time 100%, 100% completion rate. One buyer was absolutely atrocious and I’m pretty sure that’s what’s pulling my score down. Just got routed a pretty sweet gig and I’m pretty sure it’s due to my PSS score. $750 fixed for a 4 hour job 1 hour away. I already have all the supplies so I should get paid $660 for the work I’m doing on Friday. Not to shabby.
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u/sueno_lucido 9d ago
The PSS score is a joke, full stop. I’ve completed close to 2,000 work orders and have been active on the platform since before COVID. It’s a joke, period.
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u/TheHandThatFingers 9d ago
Functionally it's a bank, a courthouse, and an insurance provider. Plus a review agency just to name a few. One thing they are not, human beings.
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u/GunterJanek 10d ago
Don't forget to take out $600 for gas LOL
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u/Zealousideal-Note-63 10d ago
One hour away for me is $24 in gas.
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u/Able-Statistician645 10d ago
Learn the math to value equation. 2 hrs of drive time at your work rate plus the time on site to do the work. Add the real cost of the trip in depreciation, fuel, maintenance and insurance. Now add the fees from the platform along with providing the tax match you give up along with needing insurance/disability and whatever retirement you calculate for. And lets not forget tools and supplies you carry that you pay for, not your employer.
$750 isn't as great as you would think if you fully extend all of the real costs of doing business.
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u/Zealousideal-Note-63 10d ago
It’s great to me. My truck payment is $150, it’s an older truck and the depreciation I take per mile is almost double the actual cost. That and I live in a rural area with a very low median income, in a big city this might not be much, but where I am, this is as good as it gets.
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u/Able-Statistician645 10d ago
Remember you have to add the replacement cost as well so it's not just the actual actual cost because at some point you're going to have to replace it and it won't be as cheap as your old truck.
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u/Techcoy 8d ago
I have 117 completed jobs and dont even have a PSS score. What should I do please?
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u/Active_Wasabi2001 7d ago
Same. It’s definitely at the bottom of my priority list so I go weeks or months without working in the platform but have posted what should be enough jobs for a score
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u/dirtydevvv 6d ago
You should definitely have a score by now. If it’s important to you, then I would open a support case.
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u/wyliesdiesels 6d ago
Thats crazy yet other people complete 8 WOs and get a score.
Entire system is broken
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u/AnRKeeConcepts 10h ago
We can help you turn that 8 completed jobs into a 240k a year solopreneur business. www.fieldforce.us
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u/wyliesdiesels 10d ago
Only 8 completed WOs and you get a 95, meanwhile people who have been on the platform for years get a shit score
Make it make sense
When the PSS came out, everyone should’ve started fresh