Yours is the first port to introduce the word "can't", which is probably helpful since the disagreement here might stem from the meaning people meaning place in that particular word.
Cx's, upon hearing this are, are hearing "cannot, in any way, be done."
CxR's are meaning "can be done but I'm not allowed to for you/this circumstance/whatever" ... a much more restrictive meaning of "can't".
CxR's could alleviate the ambiguity by being more verbose in their "can't".
I've been known to nail down evasive reps who give me "can't", so as to find out what specifically is preventing something: policy, or computer system.
Consider it too from the cx's POV - they get told "can't" and then later hear that it was done for a friend. No matter of any "business rules", that first cx is going to feel like they were told something untrue ... because it "can" be done.
Never mind that the first cx has no real hope of knowing if what their friend received was:
- proper (thus possibly/probably disproving the "can't" they received), or
- improper (a rep behaving badly)
because Rog chooses not to publish details of this plan's 'rules', and reps 'behaving badly' is not uncommon.
In any case: it looks bad on Rog when cx's get told "can't", but hear about "can".




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