@UrInternetMuva@e_muskratt@Frankenstein68 I've worked at call centers too. I understand how it works. But I'd still rather vent my frustrations on a call center agent
@KantBtamed@mysticcshadow @DailyTATraders But that takes away the profits of the big 3 (really just 2) and they pay politicians big bucks to keep it that way
@DailyTATraders You don't think the Canadian armed forces are already seeking vulnerabilities against Russian infrastructure? They've been doing this since March
@UrInternetMuva@e_muskratt@Frankenstein68 Yes they do. They can take my frustrations and get some technical analyst to get the job done. Without pressure, nothing gets done.
@robewaschuk@Frankenstein68 This is why you have multiple branches. Staging, production and development. These pipelines are best SDLC practices and a second year student knows this.
@LennIsHere Because they get paid by the company that's doing the fuckery. They're the public facing outlet. If they don't want to be that, they should get another job. Especially with all the understaffed businesses at the moment
@Soulless_Selina@LillyAnne______ I wouldn't even have a customer service job to begin with. It comes with the territory. I've had customer service jobs previously and I took it like a champ.
@JohnBlackman62 @Frankenstein68 That doesn't make sense. Rogers has it's own infrastructure. Why would they abandon that and switch to Bell's infrastructure?
@RogersHelps@Rogers "Experience Canada's largest and most reliable network.." this is what your website states. Is this what you mean by the most reliable network? This is an embarrassment to every employee at Rogers.