Just got my Teladoc Membership Card
I just received my Teladoc membership card in the mail via my place of work. Initially I thought, “Wow this is a great idea and a huge time saver!!!” Then I started to read the reviews about the lack of compassion patients are receiving from doctors to the instances where people are being rushed off the phone without feeling like they were probably “treated” by the physician that they paid for to talk to. After reading these reviews and doing more research on Teladoc this evening I got off the couch, walked over to the shredder, and placed my Teladoc membership card ever so gently into it and turned it into a hundred pieces. From what I’ve read, the shredder probably treated me better than some of the physicians would. It’s a shame that a few rotten apples can ruin the bunch because it is a great idea, but when you have people who truly don’t care about either their job or the people they’re treating it’s just a recipe for disaster. Sounds like it’s time for an internal team meeting to discuss customer service and schedule sensitivity training.
Customer Service, Customer Service
Customer Care, Schedule Sensitivity
Negative, Negative
Customer Service - Customer Care - Negative, Customer Service - Schedule Sensitivity - Negative, 
### USER:Just got my Teladoc Membership Card, I just received my Teladoc membership card in the mail via my place of work. Initially I thought, “Wow this is a great idea and a huge time saver!!!” Then I started to read the reviews about the lack of compassion patients are receiving from doctors to the instances where people are being rushed off the phone without feeling like they were probably “treated” by the physician that they paid for to talk to. After reading these reviews and doing more research on Teladoc this evening I got off the couch, walked over to the shredder, and placed my Teladoc membership card ever so gently into it and turned it into a hundred pieces. From what I’ve read, the shredder probably treated me better than some of the physicians would. It’s a shame that a few rotten apples can ruin the bunch because it is a great idea, but when you have people who truly don’t care about either their job or the people they’re treating it’s just a recipe for disaster. Sounds like it’s time for an internal team meeting to discuss customer service and schedule sensitivity training. ### ASSISTANT: Customer Service - Customer Care - Negative, Customer Service - Schedule Sensitivity - Negative,  )))
### Review: title: Just got my Teladoc Membership Card, content: I just received my Teladoc membership card in the mail via my place of work. Initially I thought, “Wow this is a great idea and a huge time saver!!!” Then I started to read the reviews about the lack of compassion patients are receiving from doctors to the instances where people are being rushed off the phone without feeling like they were probably “treated” by the physician that they paid for to talk to. After reading these reviews and doing more research on Teladoc this evening I got off the couch, walked over to the shredder, and placed my Teladoc membership card ever so gently into it and turned it into a hundred pieces. From what I’ve read, the shredder probably treated me better than some of the physicians would. It’s a shame that a few rotten apples can ruin the bunch because it is a great idea, but when you have people who truly don’t care about either their job or the people they’re treating it’s just a recipe for disaster. Sounds like it’s time for an internal team meeting to discuss customer service and schedule sensitivity training. ### Analysis: categories: Customer Service, Customer Service, aspects: Customer Care, Schedule Sensitivity, sentiments: Negative, Negative )))
### Review: title: Just got my Teladoc Membership Card, content: I just received my Teladoc membership card in the mail via my place of work. Initially I thought, “Wow this is a great idea and a huge time saver!!!” Then I started to read the reviews about the lack of compassion patients are receiving from doctors to the instances where people are being rushed off the phone without feeling like they were probably “treated” by the physician that they paid for to talk to. After reading these reviews and doing more research on Teladoc this evening I got off the couch, walked over to the shredder, and placed my Teladoc membership card ever so gently into it and turned it into a hundred pieces. From what I’ve read, the shredder probably treated me better than some of the physicians would. It’s a shame that a few rotten apples can ruin the bunch because it is a great idea, but when you have people who truly don’t care about either their job or the people they’re treating it’s just a recipe for disaster. Sounds like it’s time for an internal team meeting to discuss customer service and schedule sensitivity training. ### Analysis: categories: (Customer Service, Customer Service) aspects: (Customer Care, Schedule Sensitivity) sentiments: (Negative, Negative) )))
Instruction: Extract triplets of category - aspect - sentiment, from the given Input. Each pair should include the category, the specific aspect within that category, and the sentiment expressed towards that aspect. Input: Just got my Teladoc Membership Card, I just received my Teladoc membership card in the mail via my place of work. Initially I thought, “Wow this is a great idea and a huge time saver!!!” Then I started to read the reviews about the lack of compassion patients are receiving from doctors to the instances where people are being rushed off the phone without feeling like they were probably “treated” by the physician that they paid for to talk to. After reading these reviews and doing more research on Teladoc this evening I got off the couch, walked over to the shredder, and placed my Teladoc membership card ever so gently into it and turned it into a hundred pieces. From what I’ve read, the shredder probably treated me better than some of the physicians would. It’s a shame that a few rotten apples can ruin the bunch because it is a great idea, but when you have people who truly don’t care about either their job or the people they’re treating it’s just a recipe for disaster. Sounds like it’s time for an internal team meeting to discuss customer service and schedule sensitivity training. Output: Customer Service - Customer Care - Negative, Customer Service - Schedule Sensitivity - Negative,  $$$