And if you feel like the person is not fully answering your question, just keep going up the chain, asking nicely for their supervisor, etc.  

The team is based in Bolivia, Argentina, Honduras, and Pakistan.All agents are paired with a supervisor and trainer to offload a lot of the day-to-day responsibility and management from the operator's sizeThe agents help operators set up a 24/7 front desk team (Guest services/communications), manage overnight emergency shifts, create and optimize listings, revenue management, dispute negative reviews, manage Airbnb claims, in-house vendor management, bookkeeping & sending owner statements, manage collections, digital marketing, and other back-office tasks.Nonetheless, happy to chat.

It is near my home and workplace.

It's kind of like Workplace for brokerages, a hellbent disaster with no value.

And you may have to escalate to a supervisor if you can't get what you want.  

I talked to a supervisor for like half an hour yesterday.

My question is, is there any point to ask the applicant to give me their supervisor's number so I can call? 

Cloud brokerages only care about their agent count in reality so once you sign on, your access will be in Workplace, so as a new agent without an office, it can feel like a vortex.

Call and ask for the supervisor of the carriers and tell them you have an ADU with official address and want to add it to the carriers route.

I am having a discussion with a supervisor to determine the maximum increase where the tenant's portion will only increase to $50 per month as that is what the tenant is comfortable with and we prefer to keep this tenant long-term.