Here is what an optimzied service would have looked like:
- The mobile service ticket would have alerted the service technician that this was the second visit for the same issue.
- The service technician would call me and ask a few questions before driving all the way out to my house. This would save time and money.
- The service technician would then bring the required parts with him, thus reducing time and fuel and allowing for more work to be done in a day.
I remember another incident with my plumber. I called and scheduled a service call. I said I will take a photo and email it to you so you can see the problem and know what to be prepared for prior to coming out. The dispatcher said, "What would I do with a photo?" Never mind....
You probably don't want to be a service technician at my house. I exhibit a freakish interest in your job, ask too many questions about the way your business operates and follow you around with a note pad.
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