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Tue Mar 08, 2016, 01:34pm
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If you aren't pleased with the assignments you are receiving and are ready to quit, then you have nothing to lose by actually asking your assignor about your schedule. Let him know that you desire to work more competitive contests and ask him directly what he thinks of you as an official. Inquire what it would take for you to get the schedule that you desire. If you don't like the answers that you get, then walk away and find something else to do.
On the other hand, what if direct conversation addresses the situation to your liking? I'd say it's worth a shot. 
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