Re: 2014 version of 1980s "quick reference card" ?
What (if anything) can we as tech writers do to improve this kind of situation by even three percent? How about this: "When it is obvious that the caller knows your job better than you do, WRITE DOWN THE WORDS and add them to the repair ticket. Do not promise fake repair times."
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