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Fix It Again Tony!

How many employees does it take to finally get my remote reprogrammed? It's been three months , multiply that by one employee per day (I'm being generous as it's been as many as five in one day and others I just opt not to screw with it.) you do the math.

Just emphasizing a need for initiative for people with limited communication skills. See a problem, find the permanent solution, not just the quick, temporary fix. Recurrent problems waste precious time, energy, and frustrate the patient to no end, having to watch the same ineffectual dance.
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