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SureTech.com is a growing IT start-up serving small to medium-sized businesses nationwide. We are looking for an experienced Senior Developer. Your duties would include: Position Requirements: 5+ Year's experience in PHP. Experience with at least one of .Net, Perl, Java, C/C++, VB Ability to think on their own. Ability ...Social Media and Project Manager Position Available
SureTech.com is a rapidly growing IT company serving small to medium-sized businesses nationwide. We are looking for a Social Media Maven (SMM) to be responsible for spreading the SureTech.com customer experience accross the interwebs wherever our services may be valued. This includes working on content within SureTech.com ...Dispatch Manager
Dispatch Manager Role Objective: To be the first contact presenting, promoting and delivering the SureTech service promise to all SureTech customers. To internalize and build on the SureTech mission and Brand Experience by maximizing customer satisfaction with the delivery of SureTech services. Skills: Deliverables: Highly developed empathy and emotional intelligence ...Recent Posts (more...)
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I have always disliked listening to VM and this weekend in the Times there was an interesting explanation of why VM remains annoying .
15-SECOND INSTRUCTIONS
This one makes me crazy. When I call to leave you a voicemail message, the first thing I hear, before I’m allowed to hear the beep, is 15 seconds of instructions. “To page this person, press 5.” Page this person!? Oh, sorry, I didn’t realize this was 1980! “When you have finished recording, you may hang up.” Oh, really!? So glad you mentioned that! I would have stayed on the line forever!
And then when I call in for messages, I’m held up for 15 more seconds. “To listen to your messages, press 1.” Why else would I be calling!?
(Yes, there are key-presses that can bypass the instructions. But they’re different for each carrier. When you call someone, you’re supposed to know which carrier that person uses and which key to press? Sure.)
Is this really so evil? Is 15 seconds here and there that big a deal? Well, Verizon has 70 million customers. If each customer leaves one message and checks voicemail once a day, Verizon rakes in — are you sitting down? — $850 million a year. That’s right: $850 million, just from making us sit through those 15-second airtime-eating instructions.
And that’s just Verizon. Where’s the outrage, people?