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| "Women in Tech Support" <anonymous[at]discussions.microsoft.com> wrote - quote - > It has less to do with gender than it does knowledge,
irrelevant to my point. i'm not just talking about computer-related fields> folks. In many cases the guys you are dealing with have > been in the field a lot longer than the gals and have seen > your problem before. here, even if your theory holds true to that specifically. i'm talking about everything from having a dispute about a call on your long distance phone bill to trying to set an appointment for the sears technician to come out and adjust the belts on your riding lawn mower. it has been my experience that men are simply easier to deal with than women. maybe it has to do with the fact that men are willing to stray outside the bounds of the flip-chart sitting in front of them in order to make something work in the real world. i dunno. just a possible reason that popped to mind. - quote - > If you are going to slam someone, at least slam them for > the right reasons. Plumbing does not a technician make... i haven't really "slammed" anybody. just making observations. you sound like a stiff-necked politically-correct stick-in-the-mud. i think you're either a male virgin or a lesbian. ~:-P |
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| It has less to do with gender than it does knowledge, folks. In many cases the guys you are dealing with have been in the field a lot longer than the gals and have seen your problem before. If you are going to slam someone, at least slam them for the right reasons. Plumbing does not a technician make... - quote - > personally, i'd rather deal > with a machine because i've grown cynical about the possibility of ever > getting a straight answer from a human being, especially a woman. > sorry gals, but it has been my experience that i have about a 50% chance of > getting my issue resolved when dealing with a man, but the chances drop to > about 10% with a woman. ![]() |
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| "Frustrated" <anonymous[at]discussions.microsoft.com> wrote - quote - > They won...I got frustrated and hung up... > didn't feel like waiting about 20 minutes. it isn't only microsoft. seeking customer service/support for just about any product or service is a major hassle these days. i oftentimes hear people complain about automation and "computer voices" when trying to resolve an issue over the phone. personally, i'd rather deal with a machine because i've grown cynical about the possibility of ever getting a straight answer from a human being, especially a woman. sorry gals, but it has been my experience that i have about a 50% chance of getting my issue resolved when dealing with a man, but the chances drop to about 10% with a woman. ![]() anyway, i'm rambling far and wide here, but it appears that the best way to resolve issues with a product or service these days is to do it yourself. short of that, make sure you've scheduled an appointment with your physician for the high blood pressure you're about to suffer. |
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| Problem...M$ Money (which seems to be partnered with experian?) does not FUNCTION nicely with the credit scores anymore. M$ Money error message goes like "application error"...did someone try to debug but never got around to finishing it and testing it? Then the fun begins...Not only is 'support' info not available on the Money webpage (why bother right? Just causes more people to actually complain right?) Okay...so I passed that search and find obstacle and flipped through the MS Money booklet...and found the info...hooray (so you think) Then I try to login...hey Passport is slow again (!!!)...nope...its really slow...nope...not responding??? But I was able to login via Passport via M$ Money just a moment ago? Hey, I am not crazy...passed test number two. Passport login (which is required for support) does NOT work when you are trying to get 'support'...but it does work (haha...sometimes right?) for other things... (Atleast now...oh wait...no it doesn't) Ahh...so then this is 'other support'...First thing you notice (or I noticed) was the PRICING...then tidbits of free/unlimited...what? Okay...I'll try that. I did try that. I ended up back to square one. So now what...I have one more option...the newsgroup. Hey great idea M$...let other customers help solve each others problems right? Talk about great customer support...they do a great job of letting others (customers) do thier job (tom sawyer?) And finally, I called...not that I'd expect that M$ would actually 'fix' the problem. Perhaps they will tell me...did you go to the "Help Menu" and not find to solution to your problem there? Me: I didn't know the Help Menu actually helps people...does it solve bugs and other technical issues too? CSR: Can you hold a minute sir...10 minutes...No, did you try the "Help Section" on the M$ website? Me: Ahhhh..... They won...I got frustrated and hung up...didn't feel like waiting about 20 minutes. |
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