Rant: Webinars, does anyone have time for them?
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I can't block out time because I am production support. There is no such thing as blocking out time.
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@scottalanmiller You can't have one of your minions --erm... colleagues cover for you for an hour?
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@dafyre said:
@scottalanmiller You can't have one of your minions --erm... colleagues cover for you for an hour?
Nope
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@scottalanmiller You should hire better minions, lol.
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@scottalanmiller said:
I can't block out time because I am production support. There is no such thing as blocking out time.
You can multi-task though. The pace of webinars is normally pretty slow.
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@Carnival-Boy said:
@scottalanmiller said:
I can't block out time because I am production support. There is no such thing as blocking out time.
You can multi-task though. The pace of webinars is normally pretty slow.
Yes, I can often do that, except that I often get pulled into meetings that cause issues.
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My philosophy is that webinars should be educational - you do a good job at that and then you earn a short pitch for the product at the end. I can't believe vendors won't give you a demo and want you to watch a webinar instead. I'd always have time to demo Webroot for anyone who wants it.
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Exactly @Nic! Webinars that are for true training purposes are great! But if a sales person isn't willing to take the time to work one on one. Not worth it.
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@Minion-Queen said:
Exactly @Nic! Webinars that are for true training purposes are great! But if a sales person isn't willing to take the time to work one on one. Not worth it.
Yep, if they're a pain in the ass before the sale, imagine how bad it will be after. I also like to call tech support before the purchase just to see how long the queues are, and how competent their support is.
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@Nic said:
I also like to call tech support before the purchase just to see how long the queues are, and how competent their support is.
That's a neat trick. I shall try that next time
