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kahit 21k din siguro offer sakin.. ayoko na..

di ko talaga kaya.. nakakaiyak mag dell tech support e..

lalo na sa mga engots na gaya ko..hehehe

buti na lang talaga nde ako naiyak..naluha lang..

 

nyek! di nga? naiyak ka? ako nahagis ko lang naman headset ko sa inis.. sobra toxic tong work na to grabe. nakakadrain lagi ng lakas..buti na lang nakaalis ako bago ako mabaliw.. haha!

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@ chinita

 

i worked for dell for almost 2 years on another call center.. for their CTS accounts.. pain in the A**.... haha.. dami red tape ng business units nila.. meron pa history ng foul play from other sites.. headache.. stress bubbles... :lol:

 

I've moved to another program since.. :)

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The Dell account is very challenging but when i comes in to BSOD after format that coud dry yout last brain cell .. you can't offer a replacement pc

it's hard to send a mobo ... you just pray that they wont call within 48 hours or no survey :ninja:

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@ chinita

 

i worked for dell for almost 2 years on another call center.. for their CTS accounts.. pain in the A**.... haha.. dami red tape ng business units nila.. meron pa history ng foul play from other sites.. headache.. stress bubbles... :lol:

 

I've moved to another program since.. :)

 

 

Thanks for the info bro.. Can you give further details on how the Dell Support works? The last FR says it hard to get replacement MOBO. IS this correct?

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most of these parts: mobo, proc, memory, etc.. require higher level approval.. its what they call, target parts... it's a way of lessening the chances of sendin in "high cost" items.. Dell, like any other company is trying to save on costs.

 

Another second point that customers would usually rant about is the Dell policy on troubleshooting their systems first before you can actually send in parts or an onsite tech. Customers have that printed on their agreement that in a event of a hardware failure, they basically have to cooperate with a phone technician to isolate and give chance to "resolve" the issue.

 

Headache.. haha.. :lol:

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yup! troubleshooting with a phone tech can isolate and eliminate whats causing the problem.... but there would be instances wherein customer would refuse to cooperate on the phone and demands an onsite tech.. thats the time we tell our supervisors about it for dispatch approval... hassel talaga minsan lalo na pag di marunong sa pc ung customer, tapos you have to guide him/her with the troubleshooting steps on how to open the tower, etc.

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DELL is ok if you want to commit SUICIDE :boo: ... if

you forget to update the e-mail of the customer twice...say goodbye cause youre terminated :grr: :grr:

there are lots of new policy right now in DELL thats why some of my friends already left and transfer to another call center...

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pre meron din akong joke na parang ganyan din yung tema

 

here it goes......

 

 

An ACCOUNT DIRECTOR died and was asked by St. Peter...

 

"From what account?..."

 

ACCOUNT DIRECTOR: DELL Sir...

 

St. Peter: You CANNOT enter Heaven... for many have suffered because of YOU :blink:

:blink: :evil: :blink: :cool: :thumbsupsmiley:

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