Way back when I worked in retail — those awkward high school years — there was a common refrain: customer service. No matter what you were doing, you would always stop to help customers.
What’s happened since then, I wonder?
Why, when I go to my neighborhood 7-11, do I always see a line of 6 people waiting at the counter for one over-worked checkout guy… while two other employees wander slowly through the store carrying little inventory gadgets, ignoring all the people in line?
A snarky Fark entry says it all: In further proof that the U.S. high tech job market is booming, Accenture is more than doubling its Indian workforce to 10,000 This shipping off of jobs to India is really bugging me [more...]
It's no secret that I am really pissed off about fees -- from ATMs to telephone bills, we are charged enormous amounts of money just cents at a time; far more than is proper in most cases, just because they can. Why do [more...]
From DCTRV: Clear Channel Holds Pro-Bush, Pro-Military Rallies – 3/19 – The Chicago Tribune reports: “Some of the biggest rallies this month have endorsed President Bush’s strategy against Saddam [more...]
