Originally Posted by
jerry a. laska
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?
They certainly do not have to say hi or acknowledge me. But as a front line customer service employee, standing directly in front of me, if you were a manager, wouldn't you want them to make good impressions on customers?