View Poll Results: What would you do?...... Read the Scenario below.....
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Throw the service call ticket away, and remark, "Oh Well, another job lost."
1 14.29% -
Bill the management company for the diagnosis and close out the service call.
0 0% -
Notify the managment company that a safety device had been disabled
0 0% -
Notify the restaurant ownership that a safety device had been disabled
1 14.29% -
Notify the CEO of the servicer that a safety device had been disabled
2 28.57% -
Notify the Department of Licensing and Regulation that a safety device had been disabled
3 42.86% -
Apologize to the management company, and indicate that you'll do it "cheaper" next time. "Please call us again."
0 0% -
None of the Above.....Would have instructed my technician to weld over the pressure relief, in the first place.
0 0% -
Frequent this restaurant.... because you know the food is really well prepared and cared for.
0 0% -
Recommend the service management company to others in the restaurant business.... "Because these guys really know how to shop for the inexpensive repair.... they're good!"
0 0%
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12-12-2002, 12:50 AM #3
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uuhhh..... this wasn't hypothetical.... it just happend to me...
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