Thread regarding DXC Technology layoffs

DXC don't understand the importance of frontline support being ambassadors for the company

DXC customer's get really peeved when they are not kept informed. The queue the clients in front of you, but you both get the same 'quality' of service.

The common problems and solutions is a Snow database but that eats up time. So they just take your name, asset and verify contact. They win points for quick fix calls, but if you are a trouble maker i.e. something for which 'turn it off and on again' won't work, then once you exceed a few mins of them google searching, you get passed over.

After 10 mins you are then forced to type: "Are you still there?" to illicit the response: "Yes. I am looking into your problem. Give me a minute". The agent is dealing with easier chats than yours or if yours is the only one, then they are contractually obliged to leave the building on a scooter to go and get their lunch.

After 30 minutes, they return to your messages of "How's it going?" and "Is this going to take long?", "Hello?" and will respond by saying they have escalated the matter to technical support and conclude with "Is there anything else I can help you with?"

In theory, they should take up to 3 days to contact you. Otherwise a little red-cheeked angry emoticon is added to your incident with lightening bars coming out of its little head on the 4th day and will flash on the 5th and be replaced with a gravestone on the 6th.

Excellent post by @XJXwXuD-qnv.

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CSC must have performed dozens of domain migrations over the years I worked there. Pretty standard stuff. It's not like this was something that has never been done before. We did it for plenty of customers. I assume they've done it with Win8/Win10 clients prior to this.

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The DXC Service Desk is not a Help Desk, all they do is create tickets and pass the problem off to someone else.

If they ran the Service Desk as a Help Desk, they would have a list of common problems and solutions that were updated real time. I would also have a good script (Flow chart) to follow to ask questions to get you to the right team the 1st time.

This migration should of had a WAR room, where all calls / tickets were routed and had it staffed to take on the additional load of this untested (or not tested enough) migration

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