Shop Talk
Annoyances
"Uh huh." as a response to "Have a nice day." or other closing/courteous line.
Me: I'm really sorry i can't give you 400 dollars for any random reason.. was there anything else i can help you with today
Cust: HA Help you dont know what that means... that would mean you would have to help me in the first place..
"i do appologize for that SIR, i'll remember that for future calls but for now, how may i assist you today SIR?"
he just got pissed, mumbled something and hung up on me. 😁
Whether you're a doctor or not, you're still a sir.. it's not like you were calling him ma'am.
I would have done the same because I'm so goddamn spiteful.
Way to raise the bar.
... and you people actually wonder why CSR's are so lowly regarded.
Then you have to think a little more practically. He never should have went off in the first place. The account does not specifically list you as Dr. James Brown, only as Brown, James. It was disrespectful and just plain ignorant of HIM to have gone off in the first place.
To be disrespectful is to invite disrespect.
So basically - as a CSR - if you are disrespected (or more likely - perceive disrespect) that entitles you to do whatever you feel is justified in retaliation?
That basically puts you in league with the characters from this thread:
https://www.phonescoop.com/forums/forum.php?fm=m&ff= ... »
Congratulations on raising the bar and making your coworkers jobs that much tougher.
Ps. I hope you two have your work permits up-to-date as I'm sure Child Labor Laws apply to you - or at least your mentality.
The doctor was an asshole, and he got treated as such.
Anyone with that type of holier-than-thou attitude needs a f*cking reality check.
Yes you're a doctor.
Yes you paid good money to be there.
No you don't deserve to act all high and mighty to others.
That's extremely condescending.
He's no better than that rep, or you, or me.
We're all humans, therefore all equal no matter what your f*cking title is.
The only way I will openly disrespect someone else is if they've already proven to me that they're not deserving of respect. And believe me, that takes some doing for me. To be so condecending to someone who didn't know in the first place that you were a Dr. is extremely rude and disrespectful. There was no way for the CSR to know. Ignorance of that fact, in this case, DOES excuse the rep from refering to the customer as "Dr.". Had the Dr. respectfully requested that he be reffered to by his given title instead of blowing ...
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And I will not continue to reply to someone who cannot offer intelligent debate instead of insults.
You're not making yourself sound any more adult by calling me childish. Offer coherent intelligent thou...
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What's the big F*cking deal?
The big deal is simply that one should maintain a level of courteousness despite the disrespect they perceived in the incident we are discussing.
The doctor was an asshole, and he got treated as such.
Amazing - you are so sure the Doc was disrespectful - I'm sure the original poster timed the criticism of the Doc with a stopwatch and it did last exactly 10 minutes. Furthermore - the mentality that garbage in should equal garbage out - is childish and immature - there is no way around that.
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Anyone with that type of holier-than-th
ou attitude needs a f*cking reality check.
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The thread that you keep posting. I've read it. It was uncalled for, I agree. Revenge is never a good motive for any action. An eye for an eye leaves the whole world blind. But I can't help but notice your one comment in the whole thread. Was it necessary to suggest that the poster was no better than a common thief? We all like to mess with people from time to time, and I agree that work is certainly no place for it. But to assume someone who would play a prank (not a very nice one, but pranks rarely are) would also be so dishonest as to defraud or steal from thier employers? That's overstepping a bit. You don't even know these people.
From reading your posts I could surmise that you're an uncaring ass, and day as ...
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Secondly disrespect DOES invite disrespect. For example, you're disrespecting us with this very post by refering to us as children. Frankly if you came into my store with the kind of arrogant, self-centered, "I know everything" attitude that you show on this forum you certainly would not have my respect. I'd service the account in the most professional manner I could muster, but you would certainly NEVER mistake me for liking you as a person.
P.S.--It's more childish to automatically throw insults at an opinion you don't agree with than to actually debate it intelligently. Who's REALLY being child...
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Who's REALLY being childish here?
Secondly disrespect DOES invite disrespect.
You have already answered your question.
If you are trying to argue - that being intentionally disrespectful is appropriate soley based on that fact that you perceived disrespect - you are indeed being childish. How you do not understand that simple concept - is beyond me.
Two wrongs do not equal a right. Have you ever heard that.
The mature thing would have been to address the customer as he requested.
The childish (immature) response NotoriousZX3 clearly demonstrated.
Part of being mature is being able to deal with such disrespect in a manner that is becoming of an adult - not o...
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Do unto others as you would have them do unto you. Have you ever heard of that.
The customer did not REQUEST that he be addressed by his title. He reacted to the rep's ignorance of his title with a condecending attitude that is demeaning to another human being. The rep didn't deserve that. As I said, had the Dr. actually REQUESTED that he be addressed in a certain manner then the rep should have complied. Instead he flew off the handle at a simple little thing.
I personally have yet to meet more than one Dr. who insisted on being refferred to by his title...
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Why that's ... utterly ... reasonable and called for.
Too bad others are incapable of realizing something to blatantly obvious.
Righteous:
morally right or justifiable.
So I should feel remorse for my attempts to live my life in accordance with what is morally right or justifiable?
Let me guess - to you - being intelligent is also a negative character trait.
Kudos to your acceptance of the status quo.
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ah well
captainplooky, your arguments are advanced beyond my comprehension. Certainly you cannot expect someone of my intelligence to offer a rebuttal that would in any way equal your argument.
But, being the ignoramus I am, It is possible that I just dont realize that I am perhaps out of my league.
Your arguments are not righteous in nature. They are merely self righteous {translation- arrogant to a fault, severely judgmental, and basically annoying all around}
You can make all the judgements you want, but the bottom line is it doesnt matter what you say. You have destroyed your credibility in terms of your morals and beliefs b...
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