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I'm assuming that you're looking at it from the point of view of someone who only contacts tech support when human intervention is actually required. And hones
by AussieWog93 3y ago
I'm assuming that you're looking at it from the point of view of someone who only contacts tech support when human intervention is actually required.
And honestly, probably 90% of people are like this.
In terms of who actually takes up the majority of the support reps' time, however, is the 10% of people who are bored, lonely, genuinely mentally handicapped, whingers, and people who get really angry about some bizarre inane detail.
I'd honestly love it if companies weren't so allergic to offering good, paid support or just dropping troublesome customers so that the rest of us could get through quickly.
- addisonl 3y ago> probably 90% of people are like this I think you’re overestimating the average person.
- tmpz22 3y ago> is the 10% of people who are bored, *lonely* I heard this is especially prevalent for suicide hotlines - because of the strict requirements to take and stay on such calls they have to put up with a lot of sexual harassment and its more or less swept under the rug by supervisors.