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07-05-2010, 01:14 AM
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FORMERLY TX3DUDE
Join Date: Jan 2005
Location: "THE GONG"
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I worked in a call centre once. the boss said my calls were too short and i couldnt be providing enough customer service. The next month he told me that my calls were too long and I was providing too much customer service. I hadnt changed anything that i was doing. My point is that the sales figures are just numbers on a spreadsheet. Im more interested in hearing that FoA is going to produce another falcon because they sold enough last year. Another Falcon means manufacturing stays in Australia, which means people have jobs where I live. This means lower unemployment and less lowlife scumbags taking drugs and making the streets look untidy.
I just tied me, working in a call centre, Ford Motor company of Australia, The ford falcon, car sales statistics, junkies and social disorder all into one neat and succinct post....Man I love the Internet. |
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