Spain’s government wants to end those nerve-shattering, one-sided conversations with a computerised answering service by making it obligatory for companies to offer a real, flesh-and-blood customer service worker when so requested by a caller. — People vector created by macrovector - www.freepik.com
MADRID: Tired of speaking to a machine when you call the bank or power company?
Spain’s government wants to end those nerve-shattering, one-sided conversations with a computerised answering service by making it obligatory for companies to offer a real, flesh-and-blood customer service worker when so requested by a caller.
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