Chris Trottier on Nostr: I had this realization when I was in an American airport. American customer support ...
I had this realization when I was in an American airport.
American customer support systems suck. They’re disorganized, and much more work than they’re worth.
But American customer support representatives? The best in the world.
You almost want to forgive Americans’ poor systems since their reps are first class. Almost—but there’s a caveat.
The poor reps have to deal with the terrible systems, and the systems owe them a clear debt.
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