One former Airtel agent from Gurugram, whom we will call Priya (name changed), recalls a three-month saga with a customer named Raj. “He called every Tuesday at 10 PM about his roaming settings. By the fifth week, I knew he wasn’t calling about roaming. He was calling to tell me about his day. He sent a friend to drop flowers at the call center gate. I was terrified and flattered. Eventually, management flagged the pattern and moved my team to a different queue. That was the end. But I still think about his voice sometimes.”
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