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Many of the tier 1 GCP support reps work for external vendors nowadays, which is probably part of the problem. During my time on the GCE team (note I don't wor
by jkaplowitz 8y ago
Many of the tier 1 GCP support reps work for external vendors nowadays, which is probably part of the problem.
During my time on the GCE team (note I don't work at Google now) I knew multiple full-time Google employee support reps, including some still at the company. They have the good attitude and deep knowledge you'd hope for.
The problem is simply about how Google scales their GCP support org. To be completely clear, AWS support is by and large not great either.
If you're a big or strategically important customer, of course, you can get a good response from either company.
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- halbritt 8y ago80% of my support experiences are laughably bad. 20% of my support experiences are amazing. Fortunately, I don't require decent support to keep my service running. My sales rep tells me that he's aware of the problem. I speculate it's simply the result of GCP trying to grow the org very quickly.