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Every trade below comes with its questions written. Read them first, then change whatever you want.

You are under a sink with both hands wet and the phone is on the van seat.

You cannot take a call up a ladder, so the next caller books somebody else.

Site noise wins, the call goes to voicemail, and a job worth thousands goes with it.

A caller who reaches voicemail rings the next firm on the list. They rarely ring back.

Viewings are asked for after six and at weekends, when the office is dark.

Reception is with a patient and the phone rings out to a machine.

Patients all ring at eight in the morning and the line is engaged.

Families and staff call out of hours and need a person, not a beep.

Repairs are reported at ten at night and the tenant needs to hear a human.

January is one long phone call, and the work does not pause for it.

You are teaching. You cannot answer. Learners book the instructor who picks up.

You are under a car and the booking goes to the garage down the road.

Your team is out cleaning and nobody is left in the office to quote.

You are fixing one client while another one is down and calling.

Candidates call between shifts and will not leave a voicemail.

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