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I work with tech support for computers...the guy I love is the one whoe reads from top to bottom word for word everything you show him and you like I already know what the fuck is on the screen I took you there.
The one good thing is when your bored out of your tree or need some time to post on the site you get the guy to read his processes window in task manager. Ham and ha accordingly the ask him to reboot. Amazes the shit out of me...most of these guys are retired. The other one is the guy that phones up and with out giving you a single didgit of his phone number or a sigle letter from his name expects you to know exactly who he is...cause he's a Fucking big shot. I mute my mic and tell them to Eat shit and die.makes me feel better. |
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don't you have an opening script that would prompt them to give you their phone number? a lot of people assume that they have you on file if you don't ask them right away. while this might not be the case in your company, it is in a lot of situations. consider panago, where they grab your info from the calldisplay protocol and match it up to the database. you can usually shave a good minute off your talk-time if you do give them an opening prompt. otherwise, both parties are going to be confused and the exchange gets off on the wrong foot. Quote:
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OMG the people who don't know how to speak English drive me insane sometimes.
I work in a bankruptcy firm so we have a lot of foreign immigrants go bankrupt (for reasons I don't wanna get into cuz they're a HUGE pet peeve). Actually I think the worst are the people that call me (especially during tax season) to find out if I've done their taxes. They expect me to remember out of the 1000 tax returns (yes I do 1000 returns a year minimum) I do in a year their specific return and whether or not I got some random medical receipt they mailed on it's own thee weeks ago. I'm sorry that on average I process 10-20 returns a day and therefore can't be expected to remember the minute details of every return. Gah... I could go on but thankfully my work day is over!! |
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solectron...yeah same shit.
And there is an opening script when you ask for their name and phone number....that's why its funny when they think you should already know who they are. And I don't how many times they have tried to impliment a system that would automatically take their number their calling from and pull their info. Slakers. Even these guys who phone thinking you should know them I manage keep happy and fix their issue but their not getting a smile from me. They seem to like straigh forward answers. the eatshit a die things a joke....not away to exact revenge. thanks though. |
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I had a person today that called in about her vacation because she didn't get the unit she had booked. She explained right away how angry she was and started venting. After asking her a few questions I figured out she didn't book the reservation with us... STUPID BITCH!!!
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Everytime I have a pain in the ass customer, I just woo them with my sickeningly sweet niceness and flash the pearly whites. I'd never sink to the level of giving them attitude or getting angry. After all, why should I? I'm just doing my job. |
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Try working in a computer store, where (other than tech support) the stupid is double-plus bad.
I'll admit, the fact that I work at a computer store is pretty funny, considering that I know next to nothing about them (Fortunately I can explain things like DVD -/+ R/W media, Memory cards for digi-cams and flash memory sticks, so it makes it look like I know stuff. Whoo for fronting!). But sometimes it makes me wat to tear my hair out when people are completely: a) Clueless b) Ignorant (with no desire to be informed. They know what they know and there is no changing their minds.) c) Incomprehensive of the English language (so much so that they don't understand "Would you like a bag for your purchase sir/ma'am?") or d) Any combination of the above. I mean, I know those are the curses of retail, but jeebus. Here is worse than anywhere else that I've worked in those respects. :soak: |
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Maybe that's why I'm beocming more bitter... stupid job. |
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grrrr* it's one of my pet peeves too jess. |
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Um, one of the requirements of becoming a Canadian Citizen, you need to be able to be proficient in either English of French. If you don't believe me, then do some research. I understand how frustrating it is to deal with ESL people, but keep in mind a few things:
1. English is one of the hardest languages to learn 2. Everyone who learns a new language is going to be self-conscious about speaking it, and like to generally avoid it at all costs. They are also used to learning in an easier, more comfortable environment, conversation outside of that can be difficult. Think about your experiences in French class, do you think that a few years of that would prepare you to be able to order something fluently at a cafe in france and never have to stumble over things? I doubt it. I've been learning Mandarin Chinese for years and I'm still pretty self-conscious about having to use it with a native speaker, because I've messed up big time and accidentally said really dirty words to a teacher once (which was quite embarassing!) I can bet that if I flew to Beijing and tried to get around, I'd have a lot of difficulty, even with my years of learning. oh, and remember, if it wasn't for immigration, there would be no Canada. |
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