Archived posting to the Leica Users Group, 1997/07/03
[Author Prev] [Author Next] [Thread Prev] [Thread Next] [Author Index] [Topic Index] [Home] [Search]Carsten wrote: <<<Talking to people often helps avoiding disappointments, I think.>>>> Carsten my friend, that is so true in every walk of life and situation. "Real time Human communication orally" What I'm becoming frustrated with are the telephone systems of "if you want etc etc push 2 or "if you want...." push 4. The mechanical voice with no intelligence to communicate and the voice mail systems. You leave a message and cross your fingers someone will call you back sometime in the future. I realize these systems have become necessary in the business world, however I avoid them immediately and go directly to the operator and then to a human being I can talk to. Problems are discussed, usually with an immediate solution and a great deal of frustration and mental aggravation are avoided by "talking to someone"! All the electronic wizardry is wonderful and I sure wouldn't want to be without it, however when we "talk to someone" we know we are communicating real time and usually is more satisfying in results. Neils is a great guy and right on the ball with the Leica world of folks using the gear and working with it everyday. ted