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Sep 26, 2012
Is it possible that this woman's initials are WTF?
 
 
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Sep 26, 2012
@Wize
Could you translate this into non-geek English: "...it was a full on strop. The dummy was spat and all the toys were out of the pram."
 
 
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Sep 26, 2012
NOT to defend what Dilbert is suffering through, but being someone who works in a bureaucracy with rigid policies, I did want to play devil's advocate a bit.

I work at a traffic court, and never cease to be amazed at how many people seem to think that if they could just talk to the "right" person, all would be made as they like. I often get someone on the phone with a several-years-old ticket they ignored, and they just found out that the ticket has an extra $600 in penalties and their driver's license is going to be suspended until they pay the full amount due. I often hear "There must be SOMEONE there I can talk to." Yes, there are several someones here, but they're all going to tell you the SAME THING I TOLD YOU. This is a matter of the judges' policy, and none of us little peons like myself (or even the higher-ranking bosses) can change a jot or tittle of it, no matter what we think about the policy or how much we agree about how special you are. There's no point in getting upset at me -- I'm just the messenger, but I'm the one available for abuse, so I get it.
 
 
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Sep 26, 2012
Stop documenting my life. :-)
 
 
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Sep 26, 2012
@ewood

[I'm pretty sure the corporate execs have very *pleasant* dreams of replacing customer service staff with sophisticated voice recognition software.]

'Dreams'? This is becoming reality. Right now. Several times I have called customer service numbers and had a computer try to help me with me answering the computer vocally.
 
 
 
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