You just thumbs up or down. You don't interact, so no.

That's...accurate.

We're interacting here!

 

Meh, mostly I just don't like people lol.

I know you've never liked me, but I've always been loyal!

You're a monkey so you're okay ;)

 

I don't like people in general, certain persons are okay though. Don't worry, you make the cut lol.

Oh thank god.

 

I am also a disliker of peoples.

Too long in retail will make anyone hate the public I've found

Ahahaha and customer service

Amen brother

I wish I could cuss people out.

That usually doesn't end well at work lol. My new job isn't usually too bad though, plus I don't have to actually see people just talk on the phone.

Monkey.

The phone can be so much worse, though. I don't have to go to a customer's desk too often, and the phones are just as bad.

 

 

Silly Brit. :grin:

Luckily I don't get that many angry clients. Though I do work in the financial industry, so the mad people are usually really mad haha.

Haha, oh man. Finances are a volatile topic.

 

I don't get angry customers, just mainly annoyingly weird ones I want to yell at. A few frustrating ones.

What's your line of work these days?

Still working IT. Currently at a dedicated help desk for a building on one of the Air Force bases here

Ed turns it off and on again

^ No, but seriously. It's half of my job.

Other half is checking it's plugged in to start with lol

If only even half the customers did these things!!!

Lol Ithi, I love that show.

 

And nice, should keep things interesting for you. Frustrating but interesting lol.

Well, I'm currently debating looking further into this job offer that's possibly on the table. Pays 5.5k more a year and I can do overtime. Pretty much as much overtime as I want. It also isn't required, so I could work my normal hours and be just fine.

 

It would be a different work environment, though.

Well the money part sounds better, but I'd say make sure you like the new environment too. The job I'm at right now is the first job I've had where I like the money and the job haha.

I don't mind the current environment I'm in, except my coworkers are kinda lazy. It's a dedicated support desk for one main building and one auxiliary building.

 

The new place is an enterprise level service desk, so 40,000 people from all over the world can call in. I'm not quite sure what to doooooo. There are a few other factors to consider.

Well think it through, weigh the options, and go with what'll be better for you in the long run.

Decisions like that aren't always easy, but if you look at long term you can usually see which will be better.