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techrecovery2006-03-21 05:46 pm
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You know it's time to cut and run when...
- when management gets the idea that you're a "customer service" general assistance desk and secretarial pool, rather than a technical repair and resolution team.
- when you have personally logged more tickets (by around 50%) than anyone else in the entire 25,000-user organisation
- when 60% of your incoming calls are issues your team can do nothing about, and no-one is prepared to address this
- when, despite a constant tickets-resolved-per-personnel-dollar figure, management insists on hiring many underpaid burbling morons instead of a handful of ultracapable bright sparks
- when you spend half your strength each day wading through the rising tide of red tape and management crap
What have I missed?
- when you have personally logged more tickets (by around 50%) than anyone else in the entire 25,000-user organisation
- when 60% of your incoming calls are issues your team can do nothing about, and no-one is prepared to address this
- when, despite a constant tickets-resolved-per-personnel-dollar figure, management insists on hiring many underpaid burbling morons instead of a handful of ultracapable bright sparks
- when you spend half your strength each day wading through the rising tide of red tape and management crap
What have I missed?