Register for discounts/better service? They ask.
All I hear is, "Want to have your data stolen and worse customer service?"
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I had the distinct pleasure of telling a recruiter that I have a job, I work from home and they could not match my pay. Especially after the conversation started out with my usual, "yes I'm currently employed but always looking for better," and their reply was "back to office required."
I then said maybe, but here's my pay requirements.
And that was that.
This is SOP for me and anyone who will listen to me.
Leave a message. Can't leave a message? Why not?
But things have STILL gotten so bad I've actually had to turn the ringer off. Completely off.
Just like the Internet in general, public comms system are being rendered useless by artificial noise.
American workers:
No paid time off for anything. Lucky to get one week vacation. But not paid. Maybe two weeks after years of service. Still not paid. Overpriced "insurance" with very high deductible as to make it useless. Long term illness? You're fired. NO pension unless government worker.
And that just for starters.
Americans are, well, boot licking morons.
Yeah his statement was beyond cringe and straight into psychopath asshole territory.
Billionaire acts like tyrant and claims to act benevolently.
To bad his expensive education did not include grade school history. That same history of tyranny most Europeans are MORE than familiar with.
HP printers have sucked for a long, long time now. They used to be simple, robust and easy to set up. About 20 years ago.
I was forced to buy an HP for my last printer as no store in in my entire region had anything else. All I wanted was a simple printer/scanner. All I found were very expensive models by everyone and only ONE maker who had a very cheap one. Yeah, HP. The price difference was literally hundreds of dollars.
HP dominates my region as they have a very large presence here. And no, it's not Silicon Valley. There is an obvious market protection "understanding" here.
Why I didn't I order it on-line? Because home delivery loses all convenience if you have to send the purchase back. But did I look? Of course I did. And nobody had a matching product. So for price, there was no other option.
Much like MS, fuck all thing HP as well.
Words are apparently hard even for the original makers of things.
I am always reminded of an odd report I saw years ago. McDonalds reported a significant increase in profits and they attributed it to one simple thing: they made the text larger on the customer orders and the employees could read them better.
Clear, concise instructions and labels always seem to be a last thought if thought of at all. Looking at you, every website made in the last 20 years.
My all-time favorite is of course, black on black controls with literally microscopic labels. Brilliant. Simply, effing brilliant. /s
Upgrades not working has been an MS thing long before Win 10.
Of the thousands of PCs I've had to re-image in my career, (yes, thousands probably a few 10s of thousands) there was always a certain percentage that had to be re-imaged twice often 3 times before they worked.
I stopped doing regular upgrades years ago as they NEVER worked right. Since, I dunno, Win 95.