Ford Prefect

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We usually have two tills going but one of them is broken so we all the customers on one till, and its a fucking nightmare.

One of the guys keeps walking out because he gets too stressed and im getting sick of the job anyway.
 

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We usually have two tills going but one of them is broken so we all the customers on one till, and its a fucking nightmare.

One of the guys keeps walking out because he gets too stressed and im getting sick of the job anyway.
I took a month off of work for "school" and once my class which took place from June 10th to July 15th :D ends I don't think I'm going back.

They can fire me if they want, if I need money I'll just get a job at the Ice Cream store across the street.
 

Ford Prefect

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I took a month off of work for "school" and once my class which took place from June 10th to July 15th :D ends I don't think I'm going back.

They can fire me if they want, if I need money I'll just get a job at the Ice Cream store across the street.
btw, Americans are the second worst customers i get (behind british). Fucking pain in the arse!

Good luck with that, i wish i could just get the 10 k i need for travelling rather than work the year.
 

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I would agree with Americans being shitty customers. I used to work a register at my current job before being shifted to the back, worst type of work I've ever had to do.
 

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Americans are the only customers I've dealt with, and some of them are indeed a pain to work with. Thankfully, I always spoke on a phone with them and was thousands of miles away! :weee:
Well no offense, Sheik but being an American myself I can say that calling for tech support and getting connected to somebody in India is really fucking annoying.

It always ends up being a complete waste of my time as they ask really simple questions about things I've already covered and checked myself. It's understandable because I'm sure they get plenty of idiot callers but for me it has always been one of those annoying steps I have to complete before whatever tech company will take my issue seriously.

Of course it is no excuse to treat the person on the other end of the phone poorly since its the company's fault for setting up such a system and any time I have reached one of those call centers the help is always very patient and polite.
 
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Well no offense, Sheik but being an American myself I can say that calling for tech support and getting connected to somebody in India is really fucking annoying.

It always ends up being a complete waste of my time as they ask really simple questions about things I've already covered and checked myself. It's understandable because I'm sure they get plenty of idiot callers but for me it has always been one of those annoying steps I have to complete before whatever tech company will take my issue seriously.

Of course it is no excuse to treat the person on the other end of the phone poorly since its the company's fault for setting up such a system and any time I have reached one of those call centers the help is always very patient and polite.
I understand. It truly depends on the kind of training the company provides and your luck in getting a person who knows what he's doing. If you get someone who has no sense of technology or how the product works, it's gonna be a nightmare. There are some people who may lack good communication skills, but they know how to get the job done. It all depends on the individual you're speaking to. If you ever spoke to me, I bet you you'd fall in love with me! :D
 

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