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MAC & Bronchiectasis | Last Active: Feb 10 8:17am | Replies (164)

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Ironically, as I hit send on that message, we were notified that we needed another prior approval for a long-term med (it expired) fortunately think we solved it with 6 phone calls - we shall see.

Question- do they teach customer service reps to speak rapidly, or like they have a mouthful of chewing gum, intentionally so we get disgusted and give up? I had to ask 3 people today to speak distinctly or more slowly. To

Ironically, this only happens with call centers, not our local clinical or pharmacy staffs.

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It appears it all comes down to, with those on the other end, concern and attitude, possibly.
It appears to me that those just entering certain fields do not understand much about their position nor the seriousness of their job and their position when it comes to helping others as a part of their job or career.
We are the lucky ones that had..... for some years.... good service and knowing what good service is.
Now back to the subject title of this blog.....MAC and Bronchiectasis.
Barbara