Originally Posted by
babypuwet
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On a side note, the agent assisting me needed help from Ms. C. and she simply moved over and punched a couple of buttons without even acknowledging me with a hello or a smile. Now some of you might say who am I to expect this, but as front line customer service agents, their ability or lack there of to interact with customers is what sets the impression. For the most part AA is much better than United in my experience, but there those few bad apples that makes you wonder why they still have a job? Technically proficient, but generate bad will for the company.
Why does an agent that is assisting another agent who is dealing with you (especially when all that is required is to punch "a couple of buttons") need to say "hi"to you, speak to you, or acknowledge you? Shouldn't the agent helping your agent be enough?
Last edited by JDiver; May 31, 2016 at 6:37 am
Reason: Employee name