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flipper was pj there today as he rang me to find out whats new.I told him to see you as you were the man in the know.steve clarke is only coming to find out about network dasa lets face it he had the job of getting third party work for service force agents,but I don’t think had much success.
it would be nice to see service on a par with sales but this I feel will never happen.sales will always use service levels to explain away poor sales figures.
you haven’t meet my wife I live in fear.must say thank you for a very good white goods meeting and hoped you enjoyed the dasa meeting.
if we take the ladies they may think we only go to dasa meetings for a p*ss up.I told the wife we have fish n chips and an early night.
dasa is not the chris hayter show but must represent the views of the membership.chris cannot make comments that are his own personal views and publish them as dasa’s.
who is the director as after the officers meeting and chris’s comments there maybe a vacancy soon. but I can see no objection to any servicing company sending a representitive the idea is to wake up the whole industry.
this project will need to be research very carefully there are many areas where we could upset service companies who think they should be first in line.I think ted’s idea that we can expect customer to distribute the work for us somewhat unworkable as they will want the network to manage that .In my opinion there will have to be larger centres that can have telephones manned from 8am to 8pm,who can also respond to this two day service.there will have to be an understanding between the members that find themselves within a few miles of each other.but to answer your question I think the six of us given the job to progress this could do with as much help as possible.
well chaps had a call from jt today trying to convince me that staying with nesn was a good idea. he went on to say that mfi were always complaining about me.funny when we meet they never mentioned it.anyway then he went on to say that he will look to find me 50 calls a week to keep me within the network.he said that if i were to remain a member it would give nesn some much needed good press.i do not think that this conversation will change my mind but it will be interesting who he will take these calls from.then just as we were all going home the latest in a long line of blunders nesn are to take £1 from every cornhill job to pay david henry for running the contract.i would like to make two points on this. the first who asked david henry to run this contract and then when he took this on surely he knew the cost involed.and secondly if we are paying nesn to manage this contract and they decide to give this to dave why should this cost not be taken from their fee?
could someone confirm which exit on the a1 the hotel is.if we dasa lads arrive first we are easy to spot we are the ones all on orange juice.
I will await until i know my next cds payment it should be about half of what i am owed.this new rejection tactic may stop the need for part payment.this may stop many putting them on stop.staying a member is not in question but getting most of my money is.they are still not in a postion to give us our expected payment for next month maybe another delaying tactic, or maybe it takes longer to cook the books when there’s not enough money to go around.
