Actually, if he can get the users to just follow the suggestions instead of having to be convinced, the help desk process works better (with the admitted caveat that most first-level help desk reps don’t really know anything about the software and are just going through a script and can waste the time of a tech-savvy user who will have already tried all of the basic solutions).
I want to thank everyone who has posted so far (10:20 AM GMT, Saturday) for not saying anything about Batman being created by Bob Kane. Now I won’t need my blood pressure meds until later. (Kane, at best, suggested the name. And evidence indicates he may have wanted to use Birdman until Bill Finger, who made most of the contributions, talked him out of it.)
sue.meacham about 5 years ago
Rita he’s Bruce Wayne, he can buy your business
Tkdgator about 5 years ago
Why would Bruce Wayne need to take a job in customer service?
Barnabus Blackoak about 5 years ago
belt is wrong
WoodstockJack about 5 years ago
That was Keaton’s Batman. Don’t diss the Adam West Batman, who would have never said such a thing.
More likely, “Careful, customer! It’s dangerous to pull out electrical plugs, old chum!”
Teto85 Premium Member about 5 years ago
Rita, don’t go dissing The Bat. You don’t want to get him angry
guy42 about 5 years ago
I love the original “Adam West” Batman. Thanks John and Scott.
Nick Danger about 5 years ago
Actually, if he can get the users to just follow the suggestions instead of having to be convinced, the help desk process works better (with the admitted caveat that most first-level help desk reps don’t really know anything about the software and are just going through a script and can waste the time of a tech-savvy user who will have already tried all of the basic solutions).
Aladar30 Premium Member about 5 years ago
I’m with Rita here.
corpcasselbury about 5 years ago
This looks rather like the 1940 version of Batman.
adrianrune about 5 years ago
I want to thank everyone who has posted so far (10:20 AM GMT, Saturday) for not saying anything about Batman being created by Bob Kane. Now I won’t need my blood pressure meds until later. (Kane, at best, suggested the name. And evidence indicates he may have wanted to use Birdman until Bill Finger, who made most of the contributions, talked him out of it.)