1/22/2010
Call from Brian Bass; Brisard Brisard. Told secretary regarding the information I requested on "Berkshire Hathaway". I didn't request this information and don't do business with the company.
"Brisard & Brisard Inc. is a leading securities and investment firm. We provide a wide range of services worldwide to a diversified client base that includes corporations, financial institutions, and high net-worth individuals."
1/22/2010
Call from Brian Bass; Brisard Brisard. Told secretary regarding the information I requested on "Berkshire Hathaway". I didn't request this information and don't do business with the company.
"Brisard & Brisard Inc. is a leading securities and investment firm. We provide a wide range of services worldwide to a diversified client base that includes corporations, financial institutions, and high net-worth individuals."
Brian Bass called for my CEO after supposedly having sent a package to an address we haven't been at for over 5 years. My CEO didn't know him, or recognize the company, and was not interested in speaking with him. When I told Mr. Bass that my CEO wasn't interested, he wanted to know how he couldn't be interested if he didn't know anything about the company, and when he told me he wasn't interested. He then asked me if I was his wife or "just" an assistant. I curtly told Mr. Bass that if that's the way he's going to speak to me, then my CEO is definitely not interested in doing business with him, which is a paraphrase of my CEO's instructions to me.
If you're rude, cannot enunciate or correctly pronounce words, or get pushy with me, you're not getting through. And I'm the only way to get to him. If you'd like to speak to my CEO, be polite and courteous, and don't lie to me. I get paid to keep him productive and protected from these kinds of unwanted calls.