My son tends to have a habit of losing things. Not anything small like a pencil or something similar. It is usually something that is needed and I recently bought him as well. It doesn't matter if I bought him extra, it is always the same results.
It will always start off like this:
Of course a few days go and him attempting to hide it before I find out the hard truth....
And normally afterwards, I hear a very off the wall story what happened to the coats... normally adding an additional issue to his dilemma.
Of course which means he lost something else and thinking I would believe the story. This just means additional money needing to be spent at the store.
Which he will be happy, but it doesn't solve the issue.
Of course kids tend to loose things time from time. But if your kids loses stuff ALL the time, it will be time to teach them some responsibility.
Thursday, February 27, 2014
Tuesday, February 25, 2014
Working Tech Support As A Girl
Sorry, I have been away. I have been busy doing random and crazy things. But I am back now to give you one of the things that irritates me the most working in technical support. As a female, you get "different" types of calls. Normally, you get a call and say the problem and work it through, but as a girl, it is a whole different story. This is how it starts off.....
Normally, you would hope they are just a frustrated customer who wants help ASAP, but as they keep talking, they try say in so many words, WITHOUT saying it, they want to speak a man and not a girl.
And little do they know, I am 2nd tier so I would be the person they talk to if their issue was escalated from Tier 1.
Of course by then it is beyond broken. Which takes a lot of additional time to not ONLY undo what they just did, but also to fix the original issue.
And after spending a large amount of time fixing their issue that could of take five minutes to fix, they seem to completely forget that they caused the issue to take longer and rather blame the issue on "another" reason....
Grant it, I love my job, but there are days where I do want to pull my hair out of my head.
Normally, you would hope they are just a frustrated customer who wants help ASAP, but as they keep talking, they try say in so many words, WITHOUT saying it, they want to speak a man and not a girl.
And little do they know, I am 2nd tier so I would be the person they talk to if their issue was escalated from Tier 1.
Once they realize the inevitable, they figure to take matters in their own hands.
Of course by then it is beyond broken. Which takes a lot of additional time to not ONLY undo what they just did, but also to fix the original issue.
And after spending a large amount of time fixing their issue that could of take five minutes to fix, they seem to completely forget that they caused the issue to take longer and rather blame the issue on "another" reason....
Grant it, I love my job, but there are days where I do want to pull my hair out of my head.
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