Salon owners have one of the hardest jobs for picking up a phone: hands full, client in the chair, colour on a timer. We'd like to hear how salons handle calls on their busiest day.
@t_p_cameron Honestly, some callers will notice and some won't. We'd rather it sounds clear and gets the job done than pretends to be a person. Best test is to ring one and decide for yourself.
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Roofers spend half the day where answering a phone isn't safe. That's not bad business, it's the job. We'd love to know how roofing firms deal with calls during the working day.
A clinic can be fully staffed and still miss calls. Everyone's with a patient at the same moment, and the phone doesn't care. Practice owners, when does that hit you hardest?
Question for estate agents: when someone calls about a valuation and gets voicemail, do you think they leave a message or try the next office on the high street?
Estate agents spend the morning on viewings, valuations and chasing solicitors. So when does a new seller's call actually get answered? A real question for anyone who runs an estate agent.