All of these voice mail messages were left for Migs. They are good examples of the kind of messages he gets at work.
Message One:
Migs, what's up? This is John Friess. It's, uh, Thursday, um, we got Starve Ups tonight. Just wanted to see if you guys we're gonna be able to attend. Um, let me know if you're a yea or nay if you could.
It should be a sweet night tonight talking about sales. Try bringing some of your teammates like Tanis and stuff who are involved in sales. They might be able to pitch in on the conversation. We want a nice turn-out for these panelists.
Anyway, love you guys, miss you, bye.
Message Two:
Hi Miguel, this is Tina with Monster.com. Just trying to catch you in the office again, um, and wanted to see if you were interested in doing a free day demo of our site. I understand you have, um, several IT, um, positions open on your website and wanted to see if I was able to, um, uh, help you, um, and see if, um, Monster.com might be a resource that you might be interested in using for your, uh, future recruiting needs.
You can reach me at 800-MONSTER. Thanks so much for your time and I look forward to hearing back from you.
Message Three:
Hey Miguel, it's Al Hooton. Uh, I hope things are going well. Hey, um, I am looking forward here, it looks like we've got a tentative set up for Thursday, uh, two o'clock for that tech meeting. Uh, I'd like to know if that's gonna happen or not. Um, it's fine if it does, but I've got another thing I'm trying to fit into my calendar now, uh, later in the week, and uh just want to know if we're gonna do that meeting or not.
Uh, give me a call back if you could. Thanks Miguel.
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