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Re: N800 Parts or Lack there of, Nokia lets me down again!
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Lately the pace has picked up and things seem to be going in the right direction (for N800 owners at least :-), even if we're not quite there yet. So if in early 2008 Nokia get their act together and come up with a sensible third-generation software AND hardware (cover, hint hint :-) I might just give it a try. My 770 will have seen over two years of intensive use by then, so it'll be easier to convince myself :-) That's if nothing totally new and irresistible appears out of nowhere in the meantime, of course. |
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Well, they did make some bad quality phones for a while, but my 6233 is just fine. It makes calls and has BT. That's all that counts for me.
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As someone who has been on both sides of this equation (as many here have, I'm sure) I can see both sides. I do feel sympathy for the poor schlubs left out to twist in the wind by ignorant managers and executives. That sort of situation is what causes turnover, which just exacerbates the issue. Not good for anyone, really, and it's a damning testament to human shortsightedness, stubbornness and inefficiency-- especially in midmanagement. That's why I try to get irate customers to understand that starting off angry isn't going to help. Sure, support personnel should be trained to deal with this but really, why should they have to take abuse for a problem they didn't create, are there to fix, and may be hindered in doing so by crappy systems and uncaring management? All I'm saying is that it makes the most sense to direct energies at the entities that are better able to address a problem. A support jock can't physically materialize parts. All he can do is order them, and that assumes he has access to a system that supports it (some people would be amazed at how poorly some of these systems are implemented) and that those parts are made available. I've worked for companies whose PDM and ERP systems were so wacked you never knew WHAT would be sent to the field. I can't go into Nokia's specific shortcomings, but to assume the support jocks have everything they need at their disposal is a pipedream. All in all, the situation sucks, Nokia desperately needs to improve, and the people trying to do the right thing are the wrong ones to scream at. /soapbox |
Re: N800 Parts or Lack there of, Nokia lets me down again!
Well, you should have just ordered the parts you need from their authorised spare parts distributor.
http://www.internettablettalk.com/fo...ht=spare+parts |
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Having said that, we can't always be rational either. You know better than to start off angry but emotion will get in the way. I have no grudge against support personnel; they just have to accept that taking the heat is part of their job and learn not to take it personally. |
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Good contribution, torx, and you reminded me of something.
Penguinbait, I said I wouldn't post to you but I think you'd like this: I went through my assortment of old 770 and N800 parts and found an entire back housing with stand, never used. You can have it for free + shipping/handling, if you're interested. |
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What ticks me off the most is that the n800 is an outstanding divice. But they seem to mess things up with every update!
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