NYC helpdesk employee Ronald Dillon suspended for taking calls in robot voice
There's a time and a place for silly voices, and it usually isn't at work.
Ronald Dillon, an NYC Help Department employee who works at the agency's IT help desk refuses to stop talking like a robot.
Apparently Dillion was suspended back in 2014 for 20 days without pay after refusing to stop using his robot voice.
Dillion has now been suspended for another 30 days after a confused customer told another Health Department worker that she thought "there was a new automated answering system and hung up when she heard the robot answer."
Dillion simply maintains that he is not a people person.
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