Vernon P

A Masterclass in Frustration: The Art of Avoiding Work

If the option to slap a big, fat zero as a rating existed, I'd do it with ease. Engaging with this company has been an exercise in futility and frustration, the likes of which I've never endured before. For over three months, I've been embroiled in a maddening dance of incompetence, trying to get a prepaid electricity meter installed. And let me tell you, it's been a solo performance because good ol' Joe, our illustrious complex manager, is about as reachable as a hermit crab in witness protection – no emails, no calls, nothing. The man's excuses are as flimsy as wet tissue paper. "We will not be installing it at this time as it was denied by the trustees," "After a lengthy debate and revisiting the factors in having pre-paid installed in a single unit vs the complex. the trustees have resolved that now isn’t the right time to implement pre-paid meters and therefore have declined your request." he says. Oh, please. Not a single coherent explanation, not a shred of logic. It's as if every employee I've had the misfortune of interacting with has taken a collective vow to avoid work like it's the plague. It's a circus of laziness and ineptitude. In all honesty, this company is a joke, but nobody's laughing. It's a pathetic display of professional negligence where you have to practically grovel to get anyone to lift a finger. If you're looking for a masterclass in how not to run a business, look no further – you've hit the jackpot with these clowns.