Sentences with phrase «clients leave voicemails»

But what we don't believe in is waiting lists, or having potential clients leave voicemails with the hope that we'll call back.

Our worst result was a voicemail message that, instead of transitioning to the prospective client leaving a voicemail, simply looped back and repeated the voicemail message ad nauseam — and this was for a client investing in Adwords advertising to generate business.

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Furthermore, I instruct birth clients to only call, and never to leave a voicemail after 9 pm and before 9 am, so that I don't miss a text during the night if they are updating me on early labor progress.

As a courtesy to our clients (for non-emergencies), Dr. Schatzle or Dr. Ecker are often able to be contacted after hours by leaving a message on the hospital voicemail (760-944-1266).

Just because you're constantly leaving voicemails or sending out email reminders doesn't mean that your clients are actually receiving them.

Clients won't expect you to be constantly available — they can always leave a voicemail if their call is urgent and you can respond accordingly.

Before a call is transferred to a lawyer's office, ensure the client knows if they should expect voicemail or a live voice, and always tell them how to get back to your extension (i.e. by pressing «0») should they decide to not leave a voicemail message.

Client calls and says a debt collector left an awful voicemail for them.

My female litigator friends and I often get together over drinks to commiserate about how a senior male lawyer was rude to us at a discovery, said something inappropriate to us out of earshot of other counsel, or our clients, or left us a nasty voicemail message designed to intimidate.

Just as a prospective client who obtains a lawyer's phone number from a Yellow Pages ad should have no expectation of confidentiality when leaving a voicemail message for a lawyer, the Virginia Bar reasoned that there ordinarily should be no expectation of confidentiality in an email message sent from a website.

Heather Krasna, an expert in public - sector executive jobs, tells of a client who left a long - winded thank - you message on an executive's voicemail, directly reading from the thank - you letter she was going to send.

Also, when calling clients at work, I am careful when leaving message on general company voicemail that does not specifically sound as though it is the client's.