Tuesday, October 28, 2014

By George! I think they've got it!


Yesterday, on my 47th call to Comcast in the last 5 weeks, I talked to a tech support person who slowed her speech patiently to deal with a deaf person over the phone; spoke fluent English, and...
did NOT insist, "IT'S AT THE OTHER END!!!!" 
Thank YOU, NINA!!!!

 
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  1. C. M. AlbrechtOctober 28, 2014 at 10:03 AM

    Finding someone like Nina to talk to is quite rare indeed. A lot of "help" representatives appear to live in India. I know most speak fluent English, but they put their own accent on it and when you don't hear well...bad combination.

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  2. Write Words / Arline ChaseOctober 29, 2014 at 8:23 AM

    The hard thing about "Hard of hearing" is that you have to listen to the sounds and translate them into what you think was said, using the vowel sounds and inflection. People ask, "Do you want to go to town?"

    And you reply, "No, I'm not feeling Down!

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