Guys can everybody just calm down. This has been blown way out of proportion.
Firstly his name is Graeme Barrett not Graeme Parrot, and he hasn’t worked here for at least 10 years. Even when he did, he would not call random numbers and ask about KPIs, especially not at 3am.
I think you guys have been pranked by some of the night shift boys who have been known to cause trouble using company phones. I will have a word to them in the morning.
Meanwhile everybody out there please have a bex and a good lie down.

Caller:

Well that was awkward. I had an argument with a call centre worker who called me from this number asking about KPIs and productivity figures. I told him he had a wrong number but then the abuse started. So I gave it back to him and he didn’t like it. He said he would be getting Graeme to take this further. Good luck with that - it’s a wrong number. And who works on New Years Eve anyway?
I’ve had enough of these call centres. Ignore this number if it calls you.

Caller:

To the person who kept calling me from this number in the early hours of this morning, get a life. You woke up my family on Christmas morning and the kids wouldn’t go back to sleep. Thanks for ruining our day.
If this is a call centre as many have indicated, perhaps a complaint to the telecommunications ombudsman will stop your prank call antics.
No, I haven’t met the KPIs. What are you going to do about it?

Caller:

I had a missed call from this number around 3am today (Christmas morning). I called it back and it sounded like a call centre.
Can anybody confirm who is behind this mystery phone number?
It’s very bizarre to call somebody at that time of the day.

Caller:

What a weird call I just received.
Some dude called me while we were counting down to midnight and he started yelling at me saying I had to meet the KPIs. I said wrong number, he insisted Graham wants better figures. I hung up and went back to my party.
He had the wrong number, but who calls on New Years Eve anyway? He ruined my night.
This is a call centre from what I can gather. I think the switchboard connected the wrong line to me.
Happy New Year to all.

I am glad I found this page.
I received a weird phone call right at 11:59:50 last night and it was similar to these others. A guy called Graeme Parrot said I have to meet the KPI figures. I said he had the wrong number and I was counting down to midnight at my New Year’s Eve party. He kept me on the line and insisted I must meet the KPIs. I hung up on him but it was already New Year and Graeme Parrot has ruined my party.
I called back later today and it sounded like a call centre. My advice is to ignore Graeme Parrot and also ignore phone calls at 10 seconds to midnight on NYE.

Same as the other comments here. I got an early morning phone call around 3am telling me to hurry up and meet the KPIs or else somebody called Graham Parrot would have me sacked or sent to day shift. I told them they must have a wrong number but they insisted Graham Parrot is a guy I don’t want to upset. This was Christmas morning, it woke up the kids and they wouldn’t go back to sleep. Thanks for ruining our Christmas Graham Parrot. Your number has now been blocked. Go and pick on another family.

Same thing. Early morning phone call waking up the whole house urging me to 'beat the KPIs' or else face punishment from Graeme.
Do your best Graeme, but I'm not the person you need to speak to.

This sounds like a call centre.
I had a call in the small hours of the morning (2-3am) waking me up telling me to "hurry up and make KPIs or 'Graeme' will sack us all". Graeme is obviously a pelican who has no respect for others and can't get his telephone numbers correct.

well did you meet them, obviously your not working hard enough.

That would make a great prank call

Had a call at 3am telling me to "hurry up and meet KPIs". Must be a call centre with a wrong number.

This is a legitimate business. They are commercial printers. They have nothing to do with call centres!

Rang the number and was told it's a call centre used by many companies.  No other information provided.