Adam,
I hear you but only wish I lived up by Charles Robinson for local support.
U-verse and a digital TV connection is my only leverage.
I won't be buying from AT&T anytime soon.
Regards, Bob S.

On Fri, Dec 11, 2009 at 11:20 AM, Adam Maas <[email protected]> wrote:
> On Fri, Dec 11, 2009 at 12:08 PM, Subash <[email protected]> wrote:
>> On Fri, 11 Dec 2009 10:38:08 -0600
>> Tom C <[email protected]> wrote:
>>
>>> LOL.  But they're not in grass huts.  They're in brand new state of
>>> the art air-conditioned buildings, doing jobs that would put tens of
>>> thousands Americans back to work if they were moved BACK here.
>>> Business with call centers overseas would not even need to have a
>>> place for these people to sit.  They could all work from home.
>>>
>>> When Asia becomes the dominant economic and military power it will be
>>> because western corporations paid them to become such.
>>>
>>> My name is called Tom.
>>
>> Tom (thanks for the reminder) i think you have a problem on your
>> hands.... :) deal with it...
>>
>
> Having worked in call centres and high-level Tech support for more
> than 15 years now at various levels, frankly the off-shore support
> often does a better job (and sadly often speaks better english) than
> US-based support. The simple fact is you can attract a much higher
> quality employee for the money low-level tech support pays in India or
> the Phillipines than you can in the US. Higher-level support is
> another thing and a lot of it is being quietly moved back to Canada
> and the US, mostly because it requires a level of flexibility that
> certain school systems have mostly trained out of their graduates
> (India is particularly bad for this) but the jobs are going to the
> midwest or the south instead of the coastal regions they were in
> originally for cost reasons.
>
> Note it's a managerial choice to go with cheap script-based support
> which is the real issue in cases like these. The support sucks and
> people bitch, but support is a cost centre, not a profit centre and
> phone companies don't give a shit about churn because they all suck.
>
> -Adam
>
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