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Originally Posted by ryball
duck out early on Friday and don't answer you phone.
Last edited by soggynoodles; Apr 19, 2005 at 03:11 PM.
Why are so many of us on call? Do we really matter that much? I guess there are a bunch of bad-asses around here. My day also started with a phone call at 5 AM. It's not the early wake-up that bugs me, it's the unexpected randomness of the call.
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Originally Posted by LagnWagn
Why are so many of us on call? Do we really matter that much? I guess there are a bunch of bad-asses around here. My day also started with a phone call at 5 AM. It's not the early wake-up that bugs me, it's the unexpected randomness of the call.
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Originally Posted by LagnWagn
Why are so many of us on call? Do we really matter that much? I guess there are a bunch of bad-asses around here. My day also started with a phone call at 5 AM. It's not the early wake-up that bugs me, it's the unexpected randomness of the call.
Originally Posted by Aaron@S-S
Serious. I get owned becuase I'm the only one here after-hours (or rather, I was) so if something comes up after I go home, or on the weekend, it's my guys who call me because they don't know what to do. Beats the hell out of sitting on hot issues and having to explain it the next day, though.
Though, that might change when my programs first go out into the field
Until our support desk is trained in our new program, I hear that the customers will actually talk directly to the engineers
Originally Posted by nKoan
I hear that the customers will actually talk directly to the engineers 

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Originally Posted by nKoan
Not being on call rules!
Though, that might change when my programs first go out into the field
Until our support desk is trained in our new program, I hear that the customers will actually talk directly to the engineers 
Though, that might change when my programs first go out into the field
Until our support desk is trained in our new program, I hear that the customers will actually talk directly to the engineers 
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Originally Posted by nKoan
Admins wouldn't know what to do without a few calls to me regardless.
You could also train some to answer some of the "basic problems" if any.
Originally Posted by soggynoodles
Yea but if don't have to deal with irate customers. :\
You could also train some to answer some of the "basic problems" if any.
You could also train some to answer some of the "basic problems" if any.
I was just trying to make an office space reference (a stretch, I know) about customers taking specs directly to the engineers etc, etc...
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Originally Posted by nKoan
Actually, thats probably what would realistically happen.
I was just trying to make an office space reference (a stretch, I know) about customers taking specs directly to the engineers etc, etc...
I was just trying to make an office space reference (a stretch, I know) about customers taking specs directly to the engineers etc, etc...

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Originally Posted by nKoan
Actually, thats probably what would realistically happen.
I was just trying to make an office space reference (a stretch, I know) about customers taking specs directly to the engineers etc, etc...
I was just trying to make an office space reference (a stretch, I know) about customers taking specs directly to the engineers etc, etc...



