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The employees are there to make calls. I don't see having to deal with a robot as wasting their time, since they are hopefully being paid regardless. Now, if th
by ryanhuff 11y ago
The employees are there to make calls. I don't see having to deal with a robot as wasting their time, since they are hopefully being paid regardless. Now, if they are being paid on commission, then they are part of the problem, and removing the incentive will help correct the annoyance.
- acveilleux 11y agoMost call center employee's continuing employment is predicated on making sales, if they don't meet a quota they get fired.
- ant6n 11y ago...thus removing the incentive and help correcting the annoyance.
- coldpie 11y agoI feel like we might be in a better situation if we had a strong social safety net for the unemployed instead of annoying me and scamming old people to support the otherwise-unemployed. (Don't forget to vote, folks.)