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Plan Less, Do More: Introducing Appointment By Thunderbird - The Thunderbird Blog

Thunderbird has a new project under its wing: Appointment. Learn all about our approach to appointment scheduling, and try it yourself.

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    4 months ago

    If I show up on time, will the doctor be ready at that time? That’s the progress I want to see in this world.

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      4 months ago

      I’d rather wait because they actually take their time to talk to their patients than them kicking everyone (including me) out of the door as soon as the time is over.

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      4 months ago

      The dr is allowed to make you wait as long as he needs to, but if you’re ten minutes late for the appointment they reserve the right to cancel it and change you.

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        4 months ago

        I’ve lost track of how many times I’ve been in this scenario:

        10:01
        “Hi, I have an appointment at 10:30.”

        “It’s not 10:30 yet.”

        “That’s okay, I’ll wait.”

        10:07
        “Sir? They can see you now.”

        Whomever I’m meeting, especially their secretaries, are usually put off that I show up early. But once they realize I’m not leaving, they do the math in their heads and realize they should just take me early so I’ll leave early. Win-win for everyone.

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          4 months ago

          Seems I must be receiving comments from a parallel reality where doctors are capable of being on time for anything. Must be nice.