Rude and unprofessional?

[chiefsfan51]

So recently I saw a provider who was more worried about texting on her phone trying to set something else up instead of being focused on the call, I feel like that's rude and unprofessional, what's everyone else think?

[Cherokeechief]

Originally Posted by chiefsfan51

So recently I saw a provider who was more worried about texting on her phone trying to set something else up instead of being focused on the call, I feel like that's rude and unprofessional, what's everyone else think?

Kinda trying to beat a dead horse on the head with this one don’t you think?
Of course it’s rude and unprofessional.

[Jdegr]

I mean… most of these providers aren’t doing this because they have a lot of options. They do it because they are at the end of their rope and it’s the only way they can get the money they need.

[Cherokeechief]

chiefsfan51 Does have a point that they could make more money with more professionalism. Jdegr you are also correct.
Just remember that we are all results of the choices we've made in most cases.
I guess it's all in the point of view.

[winn dixie]

Call this provider out!
It may lead to change for this provider. And could help the fellow brethern avoid a bad experience.

[chiefsfan51]

I already wrote a review on her