i was fired from sprint.
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tmorocks said:...
so i was working at customer service billing department for sprint, and i was fired in early january for having too low issue resolution score. im ok with that, however i would like to ask in this forum to sprint rep what would you have done in my situation, i want to see what could i have done to resolve the issue...so i had a 50 percent issue resolution out of 7 surveys...one was an i dont know, 3 were yes and 3 were no...my first "no" came to be that a customer calling in was beign charged the rate for dialing a cell phone to the dominican republic and she was claiming that it was a landlind, you know how landlines has lesser rates, well she was stubborn that it was a landline not a cell phone,...second
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jrfdsf said:
Maybe the real reason you were fired is because someone at Sprint learned of your Phonescoop username?
🤣 LOL 🤣
Not sure if that related to your work product, but I've found it very often correlates.
More to the point, I don't think you were really fired for those particular surveys. In my experience, reps who have months or years worth of quality work and productivity for the company don't get axed for a small string of bad luck.
I'm thinking they just used that as an excuse to reduce headcount (layoffs being pretty common these days). Whether the writing was on the wall and they specifically targeted you based on prior history, or whether you were just the random duck in a row whose ...
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I apologize for the horrible grammer. I'll try harder in this reply.
I've been a hardcore tmobile fan since 2002. I would never leave tmobile. And Sprint is an amazing company as well, but with a bad reputation. I love their network, I mean they have EVDO REV A while I am trying to surf the internet in my sidekick on EDGE. Also, I consider pricing at Sprint to be reseanable. I would always talk about tmobile at work with my peers, but while I was taking calls, I completely sold the product Sprint, and sometimes I even talked bad about tmobile.
What I do not understand is the entire issue resolution ruler they measure you with. Is their a direct corrilation between issue resolution and customer satisfaction?
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good luck in whatever you choose to do.
Yeah, sounds like they got you with two weeks left on that probation period. Last one in, first one out, as they say.
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Best of luck in future endeavors.
so glad I don't work there anymore
Love the service and my bill is seldom wrong, when it's not right it does get fixed.