Any phrase that indicates that the SC thinks I'm lying.
I despise that. I make it a point to never lie unless it is under direct order from my boss and I have no other way of getting the job done. I did once have a boss that would tell me to tell callers that he wasn't in the office. That would probably have been more effective if he wasn't in his office (about 20 feet away) with the door open having a screaming match with his wife over the speakerphone... but I digress.
I once had a caller ask to speak to someone else. At the time, I had been working for this place for about 3 weeks, I had the keys, and nobody else had managed to show up for work, yet. (it was a commercial real estate office, with only 2 other people in it)
The guy on the phone told me, point blank, that I was lying because nobody would give the receptionist the keys to the office. Nevermind the fact that the owner had done precisely that at the end of the interview after having known me for just under 30 minutes.
One of the people I work with now calls me a liar semi-regularly. She won't actually say it, she's too much of a pansy, but if it's a dispute between me and her pet stock-clerk, I'm always the one at fault. Nevermind the fact that she has never once caught me doing anything other than what I have said, and she has caught him lying to her at least 3 separate times that I was witness to.
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I despise that. I make it a point to never lie unless it is under direct order from my boss and I have no other way of getting the job done. I did once have a boss that would tell me to tell callers that he wasn't in the office. That would probably have been more effective if he wasn't in his office (about 20 feet away) with the door open having a screaming match with his wife over the speakerphone... but I digress.
I once had a caller ask to speak to someone else. At the time, I had been working for this place for about 3 weeks, I had the keys, and nobody else had managed to show up for work, yet. (it was a commercial real estate office, with only 2 other people in it)
The guy on the phone told me, point blank, that I was lying because nobody would give the receptionist the keys to the office. Nevermind the fact that the owner had done precisely that at the end of the interview after having known me for just under 30 minutes.
One of the people I work with now calls me a liar semi-regularly. She won't actually say it, she's too much of a pansy, but if it's a dispute between me and her pet stock-clerk, I'm always the one at fault. Nevermind the fact that she has never once caught me doing anything other than what I have said, and she has caught him lying to her at least 3 separate times that I was witness to.
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