Hi all,
Very often, our customer call us and would like to talk to my colleague. Here is one example:
Customer: Hello, can I speak to John please?
Me: Sorry, John is not here.
Customer: Is he in the company?
Me: Yes, he is in the company, but he is not in the office now (maybe in the manufacturing line or other departments)
So, When someone is in the company, but he is just going away, can I say this: He is not at his desk.
Your suggestions will be most appreciated.
Thanks.
Runnery
Very often, our customer call us and would like to talk to my colleague. Here is one example:
Customer: Hello, can I speak to John please?
Me: Sorry, John is not here.
Customer: Is he in the company?
Me: Yes, he is in the company, but he is not in the office now (maybe in the manufacturing line or other departments)
So, When someone is in the company, but he is just going away, can I say this: He is not at his desk.
Your suggestions will be most appreciated.
Thanks.
Runnery