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Oasis2003lib said: Hi! Great observation. Nothing less than a Phd in itself. Oasis April 22, '08 |
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shekar56 said: Hi i followed the link from Dagny's blog and i am happy i did. i have a suggestion. Register with them and make your payments online. You save quite a lot of time which can be used in posting many more such wonderful blogs. April 16, '08 |
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bakedalaska said: Your observation, wherever it be ... a shopping mall or even a billing counter is terrific. And the expression retains the flavor! Great job Chitra,... they might consider giving you a lifetime free telephone! My experience at NOIDA while filling some form ... the hindi was so tough that a class 10 student would have failed filling it, and thats about all we study languages. Never did I feel so helpless and educationally challenged. And I hate the forms on the net too ... 'this id is taken', 'oops, u missed some details!', 'your email id is unstable'(God!, if it isnt unstable for u spamming it, then it isnt unsable for me to use!)..'you have not read the terms!'...I could carry on .... And a point abt private sect. The forms these clowns make you fill up with customer unfriendly 'terms' in fine print(my sight is perfectly fine) is nobody's business. You probably need a lawyer to read the terms and explain what you are signing on. Cheers! encore CJ! April 13, '08 |
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BrainyBakra said: Shouting and banging help a great deal. The work culture is such in Govt. Sector. You can not expect a better service from state controlled institution. Privatisation would help improved the service sector a great deal. And it is evident. Go for a reliance or Airtel phone. They do listen but at a good price. April 12, '08 |
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sonikudi37 said: So this is the blog that made it BIG! Hey I am so happy for you. Hip Hip hurray!Three cheers! April 11, '08 |
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isidrocks said: nice one indeed but luks good in black n white..... life is gettin busier by each day no one has so much of time to read all this..... ur irritation is quite acceptable cos no one wants to be grilled in by public services for the approach towards work and their pattern.... wants a change in public sector......stand up publicly..... shout to the loudest...let the world know finally young indian are gearing up for change in their public sector.... u want support i ll help you.... i suppose everyone out here on fropper reading ur post will support...... Thank god at least we have governance which is politicaly stable and not fragile like others to luk after our needs.... Cheers!!!! Imran April 09, '08 |
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oliveintl said: Congratulations... Your article has changed many a thing on Fropper community April 05, '08 |
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sangeet9633 said: Isn't it ironical that Google chose just this blog to advertise the Hutch Bill Pay ?! :D I was getting bugged out of my wits at the Post Office the other day,running from pillar to post to get this blessed document on it's way.Just then,my weary eyes got to relish a sight we don't usually see in Govt offices,a man walked up to this employee (who had been taking his own sweet time dilly-dallying his much-awaited approval for registering an envelope) and gave him an earful.I gave him a 'You had it coming scumbag!' look and walked out of Hell's Kitchen with a smug smile on my face. :P March 31, '08 |
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Dpasserby said: And why, pray, should public sector provide private goods like telephones in the first place. I invite you to write a blog on your experiences with Reliance Support Center, (the largest "private" telecom company). The government is providing essential services which should actually have been provided by the private sector in the first place, but those nincompoops will not take up such business unless they get subsidies and grants (like free bandwidth) from the government. You have taken up a serious issue - only wish you did not trivialize it. Buy a Dell PC and find out how much they charge you to give you a phone number for customer care, which never ever clears up your problem. India is trying very hard to ensure that the public sector only takes on public goods (eg national security) or merit goods (eg education) and leave private goods provisioning to the private sector. Unfortunately, all private sector can do is write silly blogs on BSNL. March 30, '08 |
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sazzyme said: performance linked remuneration. that should do it. i firmly belive in that practice. get them where it hurts most-their wallets. as for pleasant demeanour when these folks at the windowsill meet and greet ya is just a bonus..dont give it much weightage. for you can see right thru their insincerity and the sickeningly sweet attitude-the folks that serve ya inside of a flight carrier is an example. but theres no excuse to a job NOT WELL DONE especially if employees are getting paid for it. March 30, '08 |
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