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Re: Indian Call centres
Posted: Wed 02 Jan, 2008 17.37
by cdd
Hymagumba wrote:I do love Orange. Being on Orange Premier (as a long standing customer) I always get through to Newcastle instantly with "Good evening Mr Hewitt how are you" I feel posh.
Despite the faux-personalization, presumably you still have to answer the security questions, though!
Re: Indian Call centres
Posted: Wed 02 Jan, 2008 17.39
by Alexia
Hymagumba wrote: I feel posh.
What does Mr Beckham have to say about this?
Re: Indian Call centres
Posted: Wed 02 Jan, 2008 18.04
by noelfirl
My Vista related issues were cheerfully resolved just before Christmas over email by a guy (I presume) named Namrata Manchanda. I wished him Happy Holidays*. He wished me to take this opportunity to thank you once again for choosing Microsoft. True story.
*Added dose of sensitivities not knowing wot or who he celebrates
Re: Indian Call centres
Posted: Wed 02 Jan, 2008 18.11
by Gavin Scott
noelfirl wrote:My Vista related issues were cheerfully resolved just before Christmas over email by a guy (I presume) named Namrata Manchanda. I wished him Happy Holidays*. He wished me to take this opportunity to thank you once again for choosing Microsoft. True story.
*Added dose of sensitivities not knowing wot or who he celebrates
Merry Vishnu and a Genesha New Year.
Re: Indian Call centres
Posted: Wed 02 Jan, 2008 18.12
by Sput
Kool Kwanza to ye all!
Re: Indian Call centres
Posted: Wed 02 Jan, 2008 18.13
by Pete
cdd wrote:Hymagumba wrote:I do love Orange. Being on Orange Premier (as a long standing customer) I always get through to Newcastle instantly with "Good evening Mr Hewitt how are you" I feel posh.
Despite the faux-personalization, presumably you still have to answer the security questions, though!
no. none
Re: Indian Call centres
Posted: Wed 02 Jan, 2008 18.14
by Sput
The only question they're allowed to ask is "How high?" when Hyma says "Jump".
Re: Indian Call centres
Posted: Fri 14 Mar, 2008 19.58
by Sput
So I was on the line to 3 retentions today and it made me wonder if anything is left to chance. The two songs played while I was on hold:
- Valerie (as in, "Why don't you come on over?")
- It's alright
Anyone care to shed some light on this? Fat lot of good it did them. I drive a hard bargain.
Re: Indian Call centres
Posted: Fri 14 Mar, 2008 23.28
by Fork'n'Knife
Before I went on long term sick, I used to work for a company which I had to train (from the UK) the offshore depatrment in India. I would say the two main issues were the fact they didn't understand English culture and sayings and they wouldn't think outside of the box. They would much rather call every day with issues rather than making a mistake and then learning from that. I have to say though in their defence, if some of the Uk call centres wern't so crap in the first place then maybe they wouldn't have offshored at all. I did get my bosses to admit though it was 99% to do with the money as the person who would earn £14,000 in the UK would earn £2,000 in India, and that is a post grad bod.
PJ
Re: Indian Call centres
Posted: Sat 15 Mar, 2008 00.30
by OneThingsForSure
Alexia wrote:Hymagumba wrote: I feel posh.
What does Mr Beckham have to say about this?
And is there something you're not telling us?!
I thought you was gay.
Re: Indian Call centres
Posted: Sat 15 Mar, 2008 12.04
by Pete
OneThingsForSure wrote:Alexia wrote:Hymagumba wrote: I feel posh.
What does Mr Beckham have to say about this?
And is there something you're not telling us?!
I thought you was gay.
I thought you was banned JM? Oh you are again now.