mitchellvii
Well-Known Member
Guys, lets stay on topic here. We are ranting about Microsoft Store's failure to adequately train their sales/technical staff in the basics of their flagship products, not slamming other valuable contributing members.
Just as a sidenote. The actual commissioned salesperson I spoke to clearly was interested in only telling me what I wanted to hear and not the facts. He wanted me to buy a docking station, period.
Here's how the conversation went:
"Hi, I just spoke with customer service and they told me that the SP3 docking station has a viewing angle of 45 degrees. I just wanted to confirm that with you before making a purchase."
"Well sir that's great, what is your name and phone number?"
"Why do you need that? Can you please just answer my question?"
"Ok, well I can make you the sale right here. Let me check on that information for you. (5 seconds later), Yes sir, it is 45 degrees, can I ring that up for you?"
In other words, he didn't check, he just told me what I wanted to hear to make the sale.
Lame.
Just as a sidenote. The actual commissioned salesperson I spoke to clearly was interested in only telling me what I wanted to hear and not the facts. He wanted me to buy a docking station, period.
Here's how the conversation went:
"Hi, I just spoke with customer service and they told me that the SP3 docking station has a viewing angle of 45 degrees. I just wanted to confirm that with you before making a purchase."
"Well sir that's great, what is your name and phone number?"
"Why do you need that? Can you please just answer my question?"
"Ok, well I can make you the sale right here. Let me check on that information for you. (5 seconds later), Yes sir, it is 45 degrees, can I ring that up for you?"
In other words, he didn't check, he just told me what I wanted to hear to make the sale.
Lame.
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