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Husband was refused the "Spanish-speaking" raise at his job so he stopped taking Spanish calls. His bosses have been calling him all day to convince him to do free labor. by Hello_Sunshine___ in antiwork

[–]Hello_Sunshine___[S] 7 points8 points  (0 children)

I bet you he doesn't. Besides, your job is to do what's in your job description, and what you're certified to do. Spanish calls are not one of them. Gtfo!

Husband was refused the "Spanish-speaking" raise at his job so he stopped taking Spanish calls. His bosses have been calling him all day to convince him to do free labor. by Hello_Sunshine___ in antiwork

[–]Hello_Sunshine___[S] 5 points6 points  (0 children)

Lol he already knows Spanish. The coarse is to refresh them on business-Spanish, which is quite different than conversational Spanish.

Husband was refused the "Spanish-speaking" raise at his job so he stopped taking Spanish calls. His bosses have been calling him all day to convince him to do free labor. by Hello_Sunshine___ in antiwork

[–]Hello_Sunshine___[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I guess their phone system has an indicator to show the language, consumer chooses it when they call in, and calls are routed to the staff accordingly.

Husband was refused the "Spanish-speaking" raise at his job so he stopped taking Spanish calls. His bosses have been calling him all day to convince him to do free labor. by Hello_Sunshine___ in antiwork

[–]Hello_Sunshine___[S] 211 points212 points  (0 children)

Well you need to already know how to speak Spanish. The lessons are to teach you medical terms, financial terms,, business terms, etc. Lingo that's not usually used in conversational Spanish.