Why are CSRs like mushrooms?
Question: Why are Customer Service Reps (CSRs) like mushrooms? Answer: Because they are kept in the dark, fed a lot of crap, and when they start to grow, they get canned.
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Question: Why are Customer Service Reps (CSRs) like mushrooms? Answer: Because they are kept in the dark, fed a lot of crap, and when they start to grow, they get canned.
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Question:Â How many insurance agents does it take to change a light bulb? Answer:Â That depends on whether the light bulb burned alone or along with the whole house.
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Question:Â How many actuaries does it take to change a light bulb? Answer:Â “How many did it take last year?”
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Question: How many Consumer Service Reps (CSRs) does it take to screw in a light bulb? Answer: Seven. One to change the light bulb and six to stand around and complain how the insurance producers do it.
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Question: How many insurance producers does it take to screw in a light bulb? Answer: None. They’ll just have a customer service rep (CSR) do it.
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Question:Â Did you hear about the insurance executive that nearly died in a horseback riding accident? Â Answer:Â He was saved when the manager of the Wal-Mart eventually came out and unplugged it.
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Question:Â Do you know the difference between a man and a whole life policy? Â Answer:Â A whole life policy eventually matures.
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Question:Â Do you know what a woman and insurance have in common? Â Answer:Â They are both expensive, difficult to understand, and what you get is not guaranteed.
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