On Dec 19, 2007, at 10:08 AM, Allen wrote:
> jobs for monkeys instead of those that knew something. An example
> of what
> its done. Once you could go in a bookshop and ask for a book and the
> saleman/woman would know all about it. Pretty neat with the amount
> of books
> available. Now you go in and some spotty will say its not on the
> computer
> cant help you mate.
I don't follow. You're saying that bookstores used to offer superior
service, but that people preferred online buying, resulting in
bookstores having to cut wages to compete, which then results in poor
service.
Sounds to me like most people don't value the sort of service that
was formerly available.
-- Ed Leafe
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