← Back to context Comment by skeke 2 months ago Oh brotherAI hasn’t even taken the class of jobs associated with customer service lmao 15 comments skeke Reply fidotron 2 months ago Do we employ mathematicians in customer service roles? nicce 2 months ago Luckily the job situation for pure mathematicians was already bad. akoboldfrying 2 months ago I got a solid laugh out of this. sscaryterry 2 months ago Thats a silly and obtuse comment. fidotron 2 months ago You mean the answer betrays the point: customer service is surprisingly hard, we just have a large number of people that are capable of doing it.This is what the whole https://people.csail.mit.edu/brooks/papers/elephants.pdf is about. 4 replies → My_Name 2 months ago It was a sensible, valid and pertinent reply to the parent comment though...As with most comments, context is quite important. 12345hn6789 2 months ago Uh.... Have you ever called customer service lately? ben_w 2 months ago Or indeed 20 years ago when "press 1 for foo, press 2 for bar" was already a thing. pfdietz 2 months ago Press "4" if you have a rotary phone. skekke 2 months ago Yes exactly skekke 2 months ago I did yday.
fidotron 2 months ago Do we employ mathematicians in customer service roles? nicce 2 months ago Luckily the job situation for pure mathematicians was already bad. akoboldfrying 2 months ago I got a solid laugh out of this. sscaryterry 2 months ago Thats a silly and obtuse comment. fidotron 2 months ago You mean the answer betrays the point: customer service is surprisingly hard, we just have a large number of people that are capable of doing it.This is what the whole https://people.csail.mit.edu/brooks/papers/elephants.pdf is about. 4 replies → My_Name 2 months ago It was a sensible, valid and pertinent reply to the parent comment though...As with most comments, context is quite important.
nicce 2 months ago Luckily the job situation for pure mathematicians was already bad. akoboldfrying 2 months ago I got a solid laugh out of this.
sscaryterry 2 months ago Thats a silly and obtuse comment. fidotron 2 months ago You mean the answer betrays the point: customer service is surprisingly hard, we just have a large number of people that are capable of doing it.This is what the whole https://people.csail.mit.edu/brooks/papers/elephants.pdf is about. 4 replies → My_Name 2 months ago It was a sensible, valid and pertinent reply to the parent comment though...As with most comments, context is quite important.
fidotron 2 months ago You mean the answer betrays the point: customer service is surprisingly hard, we just have a large number of people that are capable of doing it.This is what the whole https://people.csail.mit.edu/brooks/papers/elephants.pdf is about. 4 replies →
My_Name 2 months ago It was a sensible, valid and pertinent reply to the parent comment though...As with most comments, context is quite important.
12345hn6789 2 months ago Uh.... Have you ever called customer service lately? ben_w 2 months ago Or indeed 20 years ago when "press 1 for foo, press 2 for bar" was already a thing. pfdietz 2 months ago Press "4" if you have a rotary phone. skekke 2 months ago Yes exactly skekke 2 months ago I did yday.
ben_w 2 months ago Or indeed 20 years ago when "press 1 for foo, press 2 for bar" was already a thing. pfdietz 2 months ago Press "4" if you have a rotary phone. skekke 2 months ago Yes exactly
Do we employ mathematicians in customer service roles?
Luckily the job situation for pure mathematicians was already bad.
I got a solid laugh out of this.
Thats a silly and obtuse comment.
You mean the answer betrays the point: customer service is surprisingly hard, we just have a large number of people that are capable of doing it.
This is what the whole https://people.csail.mit.edu/brooks/papers/elephants.pdf is about.
4 replies →
It was a sensible, valid and pertinent reply to the parent comment though...
As with most comments, context is quite important.
Uh.... Have you ever called customer service lately?
Or indeed 20 years ago when "press 1 for foo, press 2 for bar" was already a thing.
Press "4" if you have a rotary phone.
Yes exactly
I did yday.