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Gambold wrote:I haven’t heard Clavia complaining either.

Of course not, because you haven't heard anything from Clavia

Schorsch wrote:

Gambold wrote:I haven’t heard Clavia complaining either.

Of course not, because you haven't heard anything from Clavia

Hahahaah beside the fun i have read somewhere that clavia was looking for extra employees

M1tsos wrote:

Schorsch wrote:

Gambold wrote:I haven’t heard Clavia complaining either.

Of course not, because you haven't heard anything from Clavia

Hahahaah beside the fun i have read somewhere that clavia was looking for extra employees

Receptionists, phone operators and assistants to reply to their customers

neomad wrote:

M1tsos wrote:

Schorsch wrote:
Hahahaah beside the fun i have read somewhere that clavia was looking for extra employees

Receptionists, phone operators and assistants to reply to their customers

Well actually (and seriously) they are currently looking for an embedded SW Programmer...

Even a programmer can answer calls to inform about the new Stage 4 to stop the sales of the Stage 3.

Having checked at thomann webshop, they seem to have delisted those Stages which were sold out - the 88 and the 76HP - while leaving the resp. bundles in at their normal prices but with the remark „available in some months“. The Stage 3 compact which they still have on stock is available at its normal price which I think is a sign that their stock is not too high to sell them out before a new model comes in. All in all I think a 4 is at the door.

Cheers from Germany

Valpurgis wrote:Even a programmer can answer calls to inform about the new Stage 4 to stop the sales of the Stage 3.

Believe me, as company you don't want the programmer get in direct touch with the customer...

verbalakrobat wrote:

Valpurgis wrote:Even a programmer can answer calls to inform about the new Stage 4 to stop the sales of the Stage 3.

Believe me, as company you don't want the programmer get in direct touch with the customer...

Exactly this !! (apart from the fact that this does not fit the role of the job)

verbalakrobat wrote:

Valpurgis wrote:Even a programmer can answer calls to inform about the new Stage 4 to stop the sales of the Stage 3.

Believe me, as company you don't want the programmer get in direct touch with the customer...

Absolutely!

For one, programmers are hired for their coding skills and explicitly NOT for their communications skills.

For another, programmers really need to spend their time coding.

Sarcasme and irony is difficult…