Why does it seem like no one knows how to do their job anymore? Why is customer service so bad?
Backstory: Last Thursday, I get an email from Charter Internet, who we have Internet, phones, and TV through at work, that they are "upgrading services" for the office. This was to happen over night and there was no need for me to do anything. Friday morning we had internet and TV but no phones. Out go the Facebook/Instagram/text message blasts informing patients of what's going on and how to contact us if they have an emergency. I called Charter and the first time they could come out was today, 4 days later.
So we finished up Friday and we were off for "Patriot's Day" yesterday which was a huge PITA because not everyone takes this day so many businesses are open and I had every call going to the practice being forwarded to my cell phone incase someone had an emergency (I had zero calls Saturday and Sunday) and I had to sift through 162 calls yesterday. It was an awesome way to spend a day off. Tech comes out today and says we need a new modem. Cool, do what you need to do, and he installs it. The entire time calls are getting forwarded to staff cell phones which means were missing calls. The guy leaves before I can talk to him or test anything. Five minutes later staff member comes in and says the phone rings but you can't hear anyone when you pick up, now internet is down and TV still works. We call dispatch who can't promise anyone will be back today and they schedule an appt tomorrow.
Without notice, the original guy shows back up with a supervisor and three hours later we have 3 of 4 phone lines working, no internet but TV works, and now he said they need to run a new wire from the basement to the suite because the main phone number line that doesn't work is fine in basement but the signal is really weak in the office. They has no idea why internet isn't working because he "Didn't even touch that" and there's supposedly some other guy coming tomorrow to run a new line and figure out the Internet and single down line issue. I think they're just passing the buck.
I have a business where I provide 24/7/365 emergency coverage and not being able to get in touch with me isn't an option. We're now missing calls which likely included quite a few new patients over the past few days so it's costing me money. The best they could do was FOUR days later and they do calls on Saturday. They send a guy out who not only can't figure it out but can't figure out that he didn't figure it out the first time? They don't seem to think it has anything to do with the "service upgrade" but that awfully suspicious that this started just after the upgrade.
Just frustrated with the lack of service and expertise I've been experiencing lately. Not hopeful the guy tomorrow will have any clue either.
Backstory: Last Thursday, I get an email from Charter Internet, who we have Internet, phones, and TV through at work, that they are "upgrading services" for the office. This was to happen over night and there was no need for me to do anything. Friday morning we had internet and TV but no phones. Out go the Facebook/Instagram/text message blasts informing patients of what's going on and how to contact us if they have an emergency. I called Charter and the first time they could come out was today, 4 days later.
So we finished up Friday and we were off for "Patriot's Day" yesterday which was a huge PITA because not everyone takes this day so many businesses are open and I had every call going to the practice being forwarded to my cell phone incase someone had an emergency (I had zero calls Saturday and Sunday) and I had to sift through 162 calls yesterday. It was an awesome way to spend a day off. Tech comes out today and says we need a new modem. Cool, do what you need to do, and he installs it. The entire time calls are getting forwarded to staff cell phones which means were missing calls. The guy leaves before I can talk to him or test anything. Five minutes later staff member comes in and says the phone rings but you can't hear anyone when you pick up, now internet is down and TV still works. We call dispatch who can't promise anyone will be back today and they schedule an appt tomorrow.
Without notice, the original guy shows back up with a supervisor and three hours later we have 3 of 4 phone lines working, no internet but TV works, and now he said they need to run a new wire from the basement to the suite because the main phone number line that doesn't work is fine in basement but the signal is really weak in the office. They has no idea why internet isn't working because he "Didn't even touch that" and there's supposedly some other guy coming tomorrow to run a new line and figure out the Internet and single down line issue. I think they're just passing the buck.
I have a business where I provide 24/7/365 emergency coverage and not being able to get in touch with me isn't an option. We're now missing calls which likely included quite a few new patients over the past few days so it's costing me money. The best they could do was FOUR days later and they do calls on Saturday. They send a guy out who not only can't figure it out but can't figure out that he didn't figure it out the first time? They don't seem to think it has anything to do with the "service upgrade" but that awfully suspicious that this started just after the upgrade.
Just frustrated with the lack of service and expertise I've been experiencing lately. Not hopeful the guy tomorrow will have any clue either.