@FlaggedForDepot Antithetically, one time during Express Storefront, our cleaning crew didn’t show up for over an hour and we stayed closed until they did. It was glorious.
@resistance1982@FlaggedForDepot In my experience, folks like you are the exception, not the rule. Far more often, appts booked by Support Advisors come in with wildly inaccurate expectations of scope, price, and TAT that need to be reset during the appt. So thank you for your service, more like you plz 🙏
@FlaggedForDepot Cont’d. we can only tell customers that the prices and turnaround depends on the issue, parts availability, and how busy the store is. I go extra and tell them that the issue may even require that it be shipped out for repair in an attempt to do it by mail to begin with.
@FlaggedForDepot Apple may have thought of that if they actually thought about it instead of just panic-buying four to five hundred Keurig machines in hopes of shushing union talks lol
2) What are qualities that your colleagues on the Admin team have (or you *wish* they had) that make them good teammates, productive, and overall not a drag to work with?
Looking for literally any advice y’all have. Thanks in advance!
1) Automation and workflows. Repair Central does not really lend itself to automation, and the version of TextExpander backstage Macs have came out in 2014, but a lot of the tasks are repetitive and I’d love to create some macros to make them more efficient.
I recently accepted an Admin position. I’d love any advice, tips, or workflows from any of y’all that have been in this role for a while and/or work closely with the Admin team. The two biggest things I’m looking for input on:
@MyEAPisBetter@FlaggedForDepot Repair Central should get an update where whenever you record an inbound call or in-person contact for a customer checking the status of their repair, it bumps them back down to the bottom of the list.