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Queen Anne’s County Maryland Farm Service Agency Key Program Technician Jessica Clarke talks with Ethan Whiteside, Owner/Operator of WF Angus who has an active Environmental Quality Incentives Program (EQIP) contract with NRCS and recently applied for FSA’s Coronavirus Food Assistance Program.
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Ethan Whiteside, Owner/Operator of WF Angus who has an active Environmental Quality Incentives Program (EQIP) contract with NRCS and recently applied for FSA’s Coronavirus Food Assistance Program.
USDA/FPAC photo by Preston Keres
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Report260
Brentano Customer Service Team
Brentano Team - Customer Service Department
The long-awaited follow-up to the first Report260 is here! If you think back, way back, you might remember the first Report260 when we put Brentano's Sample Department in the hot seat. Well, it's finally time to focus in on another group that our clients and reps rely on. The Customer Service Team has re-engineered themselves over the last two years, introducing new personalities and adjusting responsibilities to provide the best, most efficient customer service possible. Totally recommitted to their roles, they were all excited to discuss the contributions they have been making to the company.
First I sat down with Team Leader Sonia, then I put some questions to the whole team.
Sonia
Likes: making wire-wrapped jewelry, cooking, gardening, cycling, and skydiving
Q:Which Brentano fabric is your favorite?
A:I love Simpatico-Clouds. The subtle color variation and the contrast between the
crispness of the linen and the warmth of the wool are very close to my personal design aesthetic.
Q:How does the Brentano Customer Service Team work, and what's your role?
A:The Customer Service Team at Brentano is really the right hand of our outside sales reps. Our goal is to support their selling efforts and make their jobs as easy as possible. My primary role is to manage that process.
We have a fantastic team; we all strive to ensure that every inquiry is addressed with the same high attention to detail. There are several steps involved in making an order happen, and each one of us focuses on specific ones along the way. Agnes and Krystal are the veterans on our team, and they both wear many hats. Agnes double and triple checks all of our orders against the original POs before they ship, and Krystal ensures that all of the tracking numbers are entered into the system each morning. Joanna works directly with the mills and orders all of the fabrics for Brentano, and Irina primarily processes new orders and reserves so she's never distracted by phone calls or emergency emails.
Q:What's the most challenging part of your job?
A:I'm still new to this industry, and that's been a personal challenge. I took a textile class in college, but I still have a lot to learn. I've been very impressed with the level of training Brentano provides for all newcomers.
Q:What's your favorite Brentano memory?
A:When I got to my desk on my first day, I was handed a turkey. Literally. I joined Brentano a couple of days before Thanksgiving, but that was just so unexpected and touching that it stuck with me. It was a memorable first impression.
Agnes
Likes: landscape photography, music, shopping and spending time with family and friends
Q:Which Brentano fabric is your favorite?
A:Curlicue. It's a fun pattern with lots of colorways.
Q:When did you start working at Brentano?
A:I started in August of 2008, one week after Krystal. It was really busy with both of us learning as much as we could in a short period of time.
Q:What's your favorite Brentano memory?
A:Definitely the holiday parties. There are so many fun activities that everyone can participate in. It's a great way to get to know each other.
Q:What's your favorite part of your workday?
A:My workday consists of numerous responsibilities from customer service and sales support to accounts receivable. My favorite part of the workday is definitely interacting with all of our reps and clients. I'm a morning person, so I especially look forward to the morning emails.
Krystal
Likes: music, concerts, and spending time with family
Q:Which Brentano fabric is your favorite?
A:I like Coquette a lot because of the unique design.
Q:How have you changed Brentano's culture or the culture of the Customer Service Team?
A:This is a good group, and we do more than work together. I was on the holiday committee for two years; I played on the softball team that one year; and I've helped out with planning the birthday celebration lunch at the end of each month. I think it's really important to like the people you work with, even beyond work.
Q:What's your favorite Brentano memory?
A:I really enjoyed the Cubs game that kicked off the international sales meeting last July. It was the first time I'd met any of the reps. After three years of helping them out over the phone, I recognize their voices, but it was really important to me to finally meet them all in person.
Joanna
Likes: loves, loves British TV shows, music festivals, and movies
Q:Which Brentano fabric is your favorite?
A:Rajah, because I think it's a little different and a little more complicated than some others.
Q:Which of your responsibilities do you enjoy most?
A:I've been assisting with purchasing. I have clerical responsibilities for the system too like uploading orders onto the website and creating online accounts for reps and clients, but purchasing is pretty much my main responsibility. I think it's also the most fun part of what I do.
Q:Do you just work with mills, or do you also get to interact with our clients?
A:I actually am talking to lots of reps and clients. Along with purchasing, I deal with backorders. If a shipment is delayed, I'm the first person they can come to with questions. I'm trying to improve our communication about backorders too, which is very important.
Irina
Likes: traveling, yoga, other workouts, and getting together with friends and family
Q:Which Brentano fabric is your favorite?
A:I can't choose just one! All the fabrics are unique in their own way, and when I bring up pictures of them during my day, I am so proud I am part of this company.
Q:What's your favorite part of your workday?
A:I like helping people by sending orders out, and I like that my job involves some research so I can continue to learn more about this industry.
Q:What's your favorite Brentano memory?
A:I've only been here a short time, but I was very surprised, pleasantly, by how Brentano welcomed me. I liked Brentano's philosophy on the website, and when I came in here, everyone was so friendly and open. It's the best feeling to go to work with passion and joy in your heart.
I hope you've enjoyed this installment of Report260! We'll be introducing a new Report260 every three or four months, so please look out for the next update. Sonia, Agnes, Krystal, Irina, and Joanna have a wealth of knowledge about Brentano, but I could only include a few excerpts from my conversations with them here -- all snuck in between phone calls, emails, and interruptions from the warehouse. The Customer Service Team is a pivotal part of the Brentano family, so please give them a big thank you the next time you have them on the phone. They've earned it.
Working as partners in conservation, (L to R) Palm Beach Soil and Water Conservation District Director Laura Bloom, Palm Beach Soil & Water Conversation District Mobile Irrigation Lab Project Manager David Demaio, NRCS Soil Conservation Technician Chris Halfpap, District Conservationist Rosa L. Reyes, USDA Civil Rights Hispanic Emphasis Program Manager Diana Rodriguez, and Palm Beach Soul and Water Natural Resource Manager Ramon Santiago at the NRCS Royal Palm Beach Florida Service Center, February 25, 2021.
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Working as partners in conservation, (L to R) Palm Beach Soil and Water Conservation District Director Laura Bloom, Palm Beach Soil & Water Conversation District Mobile Irrigation Lab Project Manager David Demaio, NRCS Soil Conservation Technician Chris Halfpap, District Conservationist Rosa L. Reyes, USDA Civil Rights Hispanic Emphasis Program Manager Diana Rodriguez, and Palm Beach Soul and Water Natural Resource Manager Ramon Santiago at the NRCS Royal Palm Beach Florida Service Center, February 25, 2021.
USDA/FPAC Photo by Preston Keres
It's a familiar scenario. You're on your way to work, maybe running 10 minutes late, and you're trying to make up for lost time. So you put your foot into it a little bit more and also decide to multi-task, perhaps get a head start on email on your BlackBerry. Before you know it, you've got one hand frantically tapping away on the small keypad, the other on the wheel, and your eyes are working overtime to keep track of it all. Your foot, however, is doing just fine laying heavily on the accelerator. Doesn't sound too safe, does it?
Almost all of us make them, so here's a list of some of the most common and dangerous mistakes witnessed on the road:
Pushing Buttons
Car companies and their suppliers jump through lawyers' hoops when developing central information consoles that can include satellite navigation, stereo controls and climate gauges. And with good reason. Tweaking these devices while driving is a leading cause of accidents and near misses, according to Drive for Life, the National Safe Driving Test and Initiative. Most new consoles won't allow you to plug directions into a sat-nav while the car is in gear, but almost all allow you to play with the stereo. Try to do this when stationary, at traffic lights if you must.
Aggressive Driving
Aggressive driving is a factor in about 56 percent of fatal crashes, says the latest study on driving habits from the Surface Transportation Policy Partnership. Though subject to debate, the study has classified aggressive driving as "speeding, tailgating, failing to yield, weaving in and out of traffic, passing on the right, making improper and unsafe lane changes and running stop signs and red lights." The group says that most drivers admit to making the same mistakes they hate to see other drivers commit.
Mobile Devices
As a group, teenagers are more likely than most to take their eyes off the road to concentrate on mobile devices, including cell phones, iPods and instant messaging gadgets. They are also the age group most likely to impress their friends both with the latest in gadgetry and by taking risks behind the wheel. The National Safety Council points out that traffic crashes are the leading cause of fatalities in teens, accounting for 44 percent of deaths.
Connecticut, New Jersey, New York and Washington, D.C. have banned the use of hand-held cell phones while driving. California is scheduled to ban their use by July 2008. Another side effect of the ever-changing technology? Shorter attention spans, which isn't the ideal trait of conscientious drivers.
Driving While Upset
"Well the morning was complete. There was tears on the steering wheel dripping on the seat," lamented cheeky British pop mites The Arctic Monkeys on their new tune 'Do Me a Favor'. All very well if you, like I did, took an Audi A4 S-line Convertible to see them at this year's Coachella Festival, but what happens if you've had a great, sober festival, but end up in a fight with the wife while driving home (which didn't happen, obviously, as she adored the sporty drop-top)?
Other situations that inevitably distract from good driving habits are fighting over maps and directions or looking for a free parking space. Try to pull over if you feel your concentration is not fully on the road and take a walk to cool off. As a married man who's terrible at reading maps and spotting parking spaces, all I can say is, "But I told you so."
Turn Signals
Here's a harsh lesson learned. When my brother and I rolled up at my sister's wedding in her hubby's Jaguar XKR convertible, we expected a bit of respect and not, well, giggles. My brother was driving and we traveled about 20 miles in convoy alongside many of the other guests. We had enjoyed the admiring looks and stares from others on the way, figuring it was the fire-red convertible and the two good-looking lads up front.
Only during the groom's speech later did we find out that we'd driven his car the whole way with the left turn signal bleeping, to much mirth all round and conversation about stupid drivers and their habits. Turn signal errors in my experience are more common in trucks, SUVs and convertibles, when wind and cabin noise can crowd out the click of the signal, leaving the driver oblivious to their error.
Pushing the Wrong Pedal
In November in California last year, Huntington Beach police officer Brian Knorr was honored for his actions after he rescued an 83-year-old Orange County woman whose car was partially submerged in a water channel. Uninjured, the driver told a local newspaper she thought she had pressed the brake pedal of her 1999 Chrysler Concord only to find her car accelerating off the road into the water. She also said Chrysler had not been too responsive in her efforts to find the root of the problem, which she blamed on mechanical failure.
Tragically, this is an all-too-familiar story. In Santa Monica, Calif., in 2003, an 86-year-old man drove his car through a crowded farmer's market, killing 10. Elderly drivers rank as one of the safest groups, often sustaining unblemished driving records over long periods. But self-awareness combined with oversight by family members is key to upholding driver safety. Many more elderly drivers report trouble checking blind spots and looking over their shoulders due to physical restraints.
Speeding and Tailgating
For Lisa Lewis, executive Director at The Partnership for Safe Driving, it's simple: We drive too fast. "Based on what's going on today, the biggest thing we can tell people [is] to slow down," she tells AOL Autos. "Governments all over the country raised the speed limits from 55 mph and people are still continuing to drive even faster than these very high speed limits. It's not just the 20-year-old hot rodder, it's mothers, grandmothers."
Lewis says people are also driving too close together, where you see "the NASCAR effect" of bunching. All it takes, she says, is one unexpected move and "you get a pile-up." In fast-moving traffic, Lewis recommends a safe distance of one car length for every 10 mph.
Buckle Up
Fatal crashes fell slightly from 43,443 in 2005 to 43,300 in 2006, or just under five every hour nationally. More than half of the fatally injured were unbuckled. "Bad things happen when people don't buckle up, and no one is immune from the damage and devastation that comes from not wearing a seat belt," Department of Transportation Secretary Mary Peters said on the release of the Department's most recent report last month.
Driving While Tired
Beware and make sure that an energy drink crash doesn't lead to a road smash. Take a break. It's that simple
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A hand-grenade whose pull-ring has a circular tag with the number 1 in the center of it dangling from it. Next to it, in dripping letters, is the phrase 'Customer service department - take a number,' over the glaring red eye of HAL 9000 from Stanley Kubrick's '2001: A Space Odyssey.' Behind the scene is a confusion of gears and mechanisms.
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Airport delay: a crowded airport terminal busy with delayed travellers after an air traffic control problem in Cyprus.
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circa 1971
This map, printed by the Automobile Club of Southern California, is from a Southern California Rapid Transit District ride guide for Mini-Bus service in Downtown Los Angeles.
This item is from a collection of material donated by former employee Ed Vandeventer in 2011. Finding aid for this collection is at the Online Archive of California: www.oac.cdlib.org/findaid/ark:/13030/c89w0d7c/
Wheels: ACE Alloy Wheel Driven D716
Finish: Mica Gray w/ Machined Face
Size: 19"
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WHAT KIND OF INSECTS DO BATS EAT?
WHAT DO BATS EAT?
DO BATS ONLY EAT INSECTS, CAN BATS FEED ON PEOPLE AND ANIMALS LIKE CATS AND DOGS, LIKE IN THE MOVIES?
WHAT ARE BAT ENTRY POINTS AND HOW CAN I FIND THEM?
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IS IT POSSIBLE THAT I ONLY HAVE ONE BAT NOT A BAT PROBLEM?
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DO BATS HIBERNATE or FLY SOUTH FOR THE WINTER LIKE BIRDS DO OR BOTH ?
Do Bats Really carry Rabies?
What is bat rabies?
Why Are Bats Protected in Ontario, Canada?
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January 8, 1945. Volume 6, Number 2 of Los Angeles Railway, Weekly Topics. Weekly Topics was a weekly publication printed for passengers.
This item is from a collection of material donated by former employee Ed Vandeventer in 2011. Finding aid for this collection is at the Online Archive of California: www.oac.cdlib.org/findaid/ark:/13030/c89w0d7c/
Marion, Kira, Ryan and Scott pause briefly to smile for our camera. Each of MarineDepot.com's customer service reps have over 10 years of experience in their related pet field. Got a question? We have the answer.
continental lost my luggage on a thursday and i didnt get it back until monday. They finally sent me a check for my expenses. They shorted me 50 dollars. I played by their rules and only bought "necessary items" (underwear & toiletries is all they allow) I had to wear the same clothes for 4 days! On the 4th day I decided to spend my 25 dollar allowance on a shirt and some shorts. They are refusing to refund this money.
Please do not fly continental airlines. Their customer service sucks. Not a single flight attendant greeted me getting on or off any of the 5 planes I had to ride over the course of my trip.
This is such a sweet and sincere letter
A customer service attendant operates an old style of indicator board at Civic Station, Newcastle, as the next train to depart Platform One will be the all-stations to Morisset service.
Civic is one of the four stations on the Newcastle branch, being situated between Wickham and Newcastle (the terminus).
Maryland Farm Service Agency Farm Program Chief Bob Wevodau talks with Ethan Whiteside, Owner/Operator of WF Angus who has an active Environmental Quality Incentives Program (EQIP) contract with NRCS and recently applied for FSA’s Coronavirus Food Assistance Program.
USDA/FPAC photo by Preston Keres
Maryland Farm Service Agency Farm Program Chief Bob Wevodau talks with Ethan Whiteside, Owner/Operator of WF Angus who has an active Environmental Quality Incentives Program (EQIP) contract with NRCS and recently applied for FSA’s Coronavirus Food Assistance Program.
USDA/FPAC photo by Preston Keres
A male and female customer service agent/rep are on the phone and on the computer handling customer questions.
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1956.
A promotional bifold pamphlet advertising Los Angeles Transit Lines' Hollywood Park Flyers. The interior side of this pamphlet contains brief, promotional statements from KMPC sportscaster, Steve Bailey, and KMPC Disc Jockey, Dick Whittinghill.
This item is from a collection of material donated by former employee Ed Vandeventer in 2011. Finding aid for this collection is at the Online Archive of California: www.oac.cdlib.org/findaid/ark:/13030/c89w0d7c/
A stock photo of customer service from SXC.HU.
I used this image to support my discussion at Customer Service is More Than Just Call Centers.
October 15, 1945. Volume 6, Number 42 of Los Angeles Transit Lines, Weekly Topics. Weekly Topics was a weekly publication printed for passengers started by the Los Angeles Railway Corporation and continued after being purchased by Los Angeles Transit Lines.
This item is from a collection of material donated by former employee Ed Vandeventer in 2011. Finding aid for this collection is at the Online Archive of California: www.oac.cdlib.org/findaid/ark:/13030/c89w0d7c/
Lane Becker and Thor Muller from getsatisfaction.com tell us why customer service is important, what makes good customer service and how customer service is becoming the new marketing for businesses.
Queen Anne’s County Maryland Farm Service Agency Key Program Technician Jessica Clarke talks with Ethan Whiteside, Owner/Operator of WF Angus who has an active Environmental Quality Incentives Program (EQIP) contract with NRCS and recently applied for FSA’s Coronavirus Food Assistance Program.
USDA/FPAC photo by Preston Keres
circa 1955
A trifold pamphlet advertising free rides on Metropolitan Coach Lines, Los Angeles Transit Lines, Southern Cities Transit Inc., and Atkinson Transportation Co. with a $2.00 purchase at select Huntington Park stores.
This item is from a collection of material donated by former employee Ed Vandeventer in 2011. Finding aid for this collection is at the Online Archive of California: www.oac.cdlib.org/findaid/ark:/13030/c89w0d7c/
Queen Anne’s County Maryland Farm Service Agency Key Program Technician Jessica Clarke talks with Ethan Whiteside, Owner/Operator of WF Angus who has an active Environmental Quality Incentives Program (EQIP) contract with NRCS and recently applied for FSA’s Coronavirus Food Assistance Program.
USDA/FPAC photo by Preston Keres
The Library held a series of staff development sessions for Access Services at the new Library Administrative Center which included healthy and productive conversations about challenged books, the freedom to read, and self-care strategies to manage workplace stresses. Staff also had an opportunity to ask Library leadership any questions that were on their mind. Light refreshments, lunch, and activities were provided throughout the day.
September 21st and 22nd, 2022.
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