Repeat post.

On 1/9/2013 9:58 AM, Sharon wrote:
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> "Nancy Young" wrote in message

>> Exactly! I almost commented that the conversation was probably
>> not anything important ... to put it MILDLY.


> Even if she wasn't busy with a customer, there must have been other
> jobs that could be done. Cell phones don't belong on the job unless the
> calls and texts are job related....Sharon in Canada

There are always some chores that can be done while waiting for
the next customer, though she is probably not able to stray far
from that window. But I have to say, in my profession there were
times of crushing workload, then there was downtime. We certainly
did our share of goofing off when we had lulls.

This lull didn't occur between making someone's change and handing
it to them. Geez. Attention span of a gnat.

nancy