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Why aren't the work ethics improving?
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I referred one of my friends to the "Got friends get cash" program by timesofmoney.com(the same site through which we can go to remit2india and is a part of the Times of India group).The program supposedly entitles one to a $10 cash which is credited into the remit2india account once a friend is referred and he/she remits money for the first time.
Needless to say,the idea seemed cool enough and I referred a friend who remitted money after the referral.However,even after the transaction was over and the money reached his home,I never saw my 10bucks in the account.I called up 9times in the past two months and emailed atleast a dozen timesl. After 2months I haven't seen any sign of the money which is rightfully mine in my account.There's a guy named Vipin Walter,who is supposedly in charge of the customer service department,who mailed me on May26th saying mine is a special case and will credit the money in a week.Its been a month since then.Also,the customer service personnel have no clue to what their site provides and will drive you crazy if you really have a problem to be taken care of ina short time.
Oh! regarding time...these people have no estimate as to how time matters in solving certain disputes and they still run on their sweet little Indian time routines.It is not all about the money,$10 goes away in two Mcdonald meals,but about how much we can trust in people who don't give what they promise.
Well,I guess I've said enough and sincerely wish with all this globalisation and offshoring thats happening every single day,our Indian work ethics and sensibility towards the essence of time improves a teeny weeny bit...it sure will take us a long way!
I referred one of my friends to the "Got friends get cash" program by timesofmoney.com(the same site through which we can go to remit2india and is a part of the Times of India group).The program supposedly entitles one to a $10 cash which is credited into the remit2india account once a friend is referred and he/she remits money for the first time.
Needless to say,the idea seemed cool enough and I referred a friend who remitted money after the referral.However,even after the transaction was over and the money reached his home,I never saw my 10bucks in the account.I called up 9times in the past two months and emailed atleast a dozen timesl. After 2months I haven't seen any sign of the money which is rightfully mine in my account.There's a guy named Vipin Walter,who is supposedly in charge of the customer service department,who mailed me on May26th saying mine is a special case and will credit the money in a week.Its been a month since then.Also,the customer service personnel have no clue to what their site provides and will drive you crazy if you really have a problem to be taken care of ina short time.
Oh! regarding time...these people have no estimate as to how time matters in solving certain disputes and they still run on their sweet little Indian time routines.It is not all about the money,$10 goes away in two Mcdonald meals,but about how much we can trust in people who don't give what they promise.
Well,I guess I've said enough and sincerely wish with all this globalisation and offshoring thats happening every single day,our Indian work ethics and sensibility towards the essence of time improves a teeny weeny bit...it sure will take us a long way!
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