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ntl sees good results in new training and development activities
The biggest load of b****x i've heard, since Tony "Spin" Blair came to power!!!!
NTL's idea of training is a CD!!. They need to get real, they had perfectly good trainers at a purpose built center and they shut it, at a huge loss! And all the time installers (who are left to there own devices) are smashing cabs open, pulling jumpers out willy nilly (and leaving the doors open so oiks smash them up,) and leave the subs not working. Really improving the customer experiance!! Hurrah for the Big 5 |
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Suppose everyone has their own experiances, personaly, I've always found CS staff great to deal with, guess it depends on what part of the country you live, and where your call gets routed to.
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um, the article refers to field based staff...not CSR's! |
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:) We all thought what a waste of money but we got half a day off to do it .We want more technical training but training and Ntl donot go together:td: :mad:
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Total new way of training which is over 4 weeks with tests at the end and ongoing evaluation. It will take time to take effect, But i hope it will help to reduced the lost hours to silly mistakes that happen now. The first of those training course's started on Monday of this week, It includes Telco CATV and Broadband installation. Now you can mock it all you want but i do hope it will help. |
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Nice to see the contractors are taking the time to train you lets hope this will bring on a new breed of contractor that will do the job properly:tu:
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oops sorry didnt read your post properly sorry:dunce: . But having training people who have the knowlege will stop the staff turn around some contractors have .And having them to sit tests is a big step as you said they will see the job as a long term job not a short term:tu:
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Now all they need are node keys...instead of pickaxes!!
Good luck Bill, Its about time Cobra/Kellys et all invested in their people |
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I worked for a contactor but was trained by a ex service tech hence I knew more about the job than most
BUT Training fixes only one part of bigger problem what about Excesive workload Lack of proper tools Lack of test equiptment Lack of cab keys Low pay (On 2.5 basic more with BT and on lowest rung of grade cos trainee) ? ---------- Post added at 18:35 ---------- Previous post was at 18:32 ---------- Quote:
Its not the installers fault they but under pressure to get completion rates but only given half the keys (if they lucky) |
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I'm all in favour of training the installers, but the bottom line here is that they're treated like S*** by everyone, from ntls managers who treat them like disposable rubbish, all the way down to their own supervisors.
A while back I overheard one of the blokes round our way getting a rollicking and I have to say that if anyone spoke to me the way that he was spoken to I would have laid him on his back and jumped all over him. Anyway this lad was taken on as an installer, then told he was now a storeman. Within a couple of weeks the number of crews had doubled and he was now also the fleet "manager". His rollicking was because it was now taking him twice as long to get the crews out in the mornings. In the words of the supervisor the fact that the amount of crews had gone up from 30 to 50 was a pathetic "expletive" excuse and if he didn't like it he knew where the door was, so naturally this bloke walked out of it. I hope Bill that your successful, but imho the only way to get these folks to view the job as anything other than a stopgap is to bring them back in house and treat them like human beings again. Unfortunately ntl doesn't agree it prefers to put profit before treating folks with dignity. |
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Oh, by the way Bill C good luck in this job, long may it last. |
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