Xxxxxxxx Mercedes. This is Chantal speaking. What department may I direct your call to please?"
"Parts please."
"Who may I say is calling?"
Slight puzzled pause as I consider the need for this. OK, I'll play .
"Neil."
"May I have your surname, sir?"
Much longer pause. Can't see ANY need for this at all for a parts enquiry, feel it's TMI required, so I lie.
"Smith."
Now I know I'm a grumpy bastard, Chantal is working from a script & they make her ask all these questions but does anyone else feel a short & simple "Xxxxxxxx Mercedes, what department please?" would do the trick?
BTW, there was nobody available in the Parts dept so Chantal asked if I'd like to leave my phone number.
"No."
"Parts please."
"Who may I say is calling?"
Slight puzzled pause as I consider the need for this. OK, I'll play .
"Neil."
"May I have your surname, sir?"
Much longer pause. Can't see ANY need for this at all for a parts enquiry, feel it's TMI required, so I lie.
"Smith."
Now I know I'm a grumpy bastard, Chantal is working from a script & they make her ask all these questions but does anyone else feel a short & simple "Xxxxxxxx Mercedes, what department please?" would do the trick?
BTW, there was nobody available in the Parts dept so Chantal asked if I'd like to leave my phone number.
"No."