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Spargo wrote:
I hear ya, wife & kids look for any excuse to turn the bloody heater on. Put on a hoody or a blanket ffs…

Lightning McQueen wrote:

daysofourlives wrote:Im 18 all year round, cant stand being hot

I go in my lads room last night and he has the split system pointing down throwing snow at him while he's rugged up under the quilt!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

I had to point out that the ceiling fan will do the same trick for a 10th of the cost.

Vamos wrote:

Lightning McQueen wrote:

daysofourlives wrote:Im 18 all year round, cant stand being hot

I go in my lads room last night and he has the split system pointing down throwing snow at him while he's rugged up under the quilt!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

I had to point out that the ceiling fan will do the same trick for a 10th of the cost.

Deadset boofheads aren't they. My boy used to have his fan on 365 days a year on high until it went all wobbly. You reckon he heard me the first 162 times I told him not to put it on high.

Lightning McQueen wrote:Can anyone point me in the right direction for customer service courses? I'm trying to give my staff some time away from the office and learn some different techniques to their roles.

I've had a look at the AIM website but there doesn't seem to be anything that stands out to suit the needs.

Lightning McQueen wrote:Can anyone point me in the right direction for customer service courses? I'm trying to give my staff some time away from the office and learn some different techniques to their roles.

I've had a look at the AIM website but there doesn't seem to be anything that stands out to suit the needs.

Lightning McQueen wrote:

Vamos wrote:

Lightning McQueen wrote:

daysofourlives wrote:Im 18 all year round, cant stand being hot

I go in my lads room last night and he has the split system pointing down throwing snow at him while he's rugged up under the quilt!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

I had to point out that the ceiling fan will do the same trick for a 10th of the cost.

Deadset boofheads aren't they. My boy used to have his fan on 365 days a year on high until it went all wobbly. You reckon he heard me the first 162 times I told him not to put it on high.

They certainly are.

The lad comes and drops off a bowl on to the sink while I'm nearby, "Hey mate, do you like doing dishes?" I ask.

"Na, not really" he replies

"Well neither do I so clean your own shit"

I'm generally pretty placid and we have a lot of laughs but then when I look around and he has random shit left out I end up letting loose.

I got home last night to the deep fryer out, gravy bucket sitting there with no lid on it, plate still on the kitchen table with a half full drink next to it, it didn't go down too well.

Lightning McQueen wrote:Can anyone point me in the right direction for customer service courses? I'm trying to give my staff some time away from the office and learn some different techniques to their roles.

I've had a look at the AIM website but there doesn't seem to be anything that stands out to suit the needs.

The Bedge wrote:

Lightning McQueen wrote:Can anyone point me in the right direction for customer service courses? I'm trying to give my staff some time away from the office and learn some different techniques to their roles.

I've had a look at the AIM website but there doesn't seem to be anything that stands out to suit the needs.

I'll help.

Lesson one: Don't be a rude prick.
Lesson two: empathise with the customer.
Lesson three: repeat the customers concern back to them for clarity.
Lesson four: Aim to fix the problem.
Lesson five: Use your manners.

The Bedge wrote:

Lightning McQueen wrote:Can anyone point me in the right direction for customer service courses? I'm trying to give my staff some time away from the office and learn some different techniques to their roles.

I've had a look at the AIM website but there doesn't seem to be anything that stands out to suit the needs.

I'll help.

Lesson one: Don't be a rude prick.
Lesson two: empathise with the customer.
Lesson three: repeat the customers concern back to them for clarity.
Lesson four: Aim to fix the problem.
Lesson five: Use your manners.

mighty_tiger_79 wrote:

The Bedge wrote:

Lightning McQueen wrote:Can anyone point me in the right direction for customer service courses? I'm trying to give my staff some time away from the office and learn some different techniques to their roles.

I've had a look at the AIM website but there doesn't seem to be anything that stands out to suit the needs.

I'll help.

Lesson one: Don't be a rude prick.
Lesson two: empathise with the customer.
Lesson three: repeat the customers concern back to them for clarity.
Lesson four: Aim to fix the problem.
Lesson five: Use your manners.

How much are you gonna charge for a 3 day customer service seminar??


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Lightning McQueen wrote:Can anyone point me in the right direction for customer service courses? I'm trying to give my staff some time away from the office and learn some different techniques to their roles.

I've had a look at the AIM website but there doesn't seem to be anything that stands out to suit the needs.

Jimmy_041 wrote:WTF is a gravy bucket? Is that like a lard tin?

Lightning McQueen wrote:Thanks guys, I had to enter my details for one of them to download their brochure, they rang me within minutes.

Vamos wrote:

Lightning McQueen wrote:Thanks guys, I had to enter my details for one of them to download their brochure, they rang me within minutes.

Could have just drove to Banquet Foods at Albert Park and taken a photo of one

shoe boy wrote:Why is there such a high number of same sex marriage in women's cricket, soccer, afl for example but not the men's game ?

shoe boy wrote:Why is there such a high number of same sex marriage in women's cricket, soccer, afl for example but not the men's game ?