@LindaLominger Ours are 50/50. Some good people who are quiet and just get on with the work, and some who cause enough drama to make up for the others. A couple who are especially bad at taking feedback and seem to think they know it all, trying to push back on advice from 10+ year staff
@LindaLominger Either way, I could 100% do without the business team rushing ops to book delivery on because they’ve promised a product to a customer. If PZ specialists aren’t allowed to tell customers a product is on the delivery, business shouldn’t be allowed either.
@LindaLominger My assumption was always that: 1. Apple as a company earns more on business sales via some tax shenanigans. And 2. A business purchase is technically distinct from a consumer purchase, and therefore not eligible for consumer law claims.
Again, just assumptions and I may be wrong
Damn that new pencil really do be dogshit cant wait to try and find more space in our already sagging shelves for a pointless product released purely to kill the Logitech crayon. Buzzing for all the returns when customers realise the lack of pressure sensitivity makes it USELESS
Bro how the fuck are we “”””over hired”””” we got fuckin 3 product zone specialists. Fuckin give people jobs and more hours lmao you’re apple you can afford it for the next gajillion years
An hour and 45 minutes for a “coaching session” while I’m solo in Ops would be considered a very stupid thing to do. So why did a manager decide that’s what they wanted to do? 105 minutes of fishing for the answers they wanted me to give on questions I didn’t care about.
Normalise not wanting to progress and being allowed to just carry on with the role you have if you want rather than being made to apply for roles you have no interest in
Lmao acting like you found a hack. When I was a specialist I gave everyone who wasn’t an asshole to me a discount. Buying a phone? Yeah I’ll price match it! Yeah you’re probably a student here have 10% off a mac lol!
How about we just stop constantly adding more shit to our already bloated product lineups? Why do we need 10 different types of everything? Why do we need a launch every 3 weeks?
@notsospecialist @PulledfrmRepair Training has gotten noticeably worse in the past few years, all while piling on more responsibilities. New starters are now thrown in at the deep end with zero prep and it has a knock on effect to every other colleague when we need to fix the problems that arise.