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9 Responses
oh dear…that was dreadful.
That poor girl should pick up a copy of hooked on phonics…
Yes, one rule for the performance of sellers and another for ebay.
It is complete irony that she is talking, sorry babbling incoherently about sellers having reduced visibility due to poor performance, whilst she struggles to even read from a script.
So much to say, but better not.
totally lost for words
Assuming that this was her first, then at least she tried.
How many are coward enough even to give it a try!
Now what if she improves and performs more testing until she achieves near perfection?
Joseph – “training”. You don’t let people lose on customers til they can do it right.
Sue Bailey
Perhaps you should not let yourself loose on readers eyeballs until you can spell the word. :):)
“loose” is the correct spelling not “lose”.
Joe
LOL, nice one Joe 😉
Good to see you have a sense of humour Sue !!!
When I saw your posting I could not resist having a bit of a dig !!!
One possible reason they put this lass on the phone may be economic considerations, ie time is money.
I do research surveys over the phone and the company I work for gives workers a briefing and then it is on to the phone.
It often takes quite a few attempts to get my tongue around something. Surveys I conduct are not necessarily always well written and I often have to improvise.
By the end of the day though, Im generally an expert.
If the Ebay gal had to read her script for a few hours on the trot, she would improve considerably.