The phrase "assistance operator" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a person or system that provides help or support, often in a technical or customer service context.
Example: "The assistance operator was able to resolve my issue quickly and efficiently."
Alternatives: "support agent" or "help desk operator".
(A trained directory assistance operator takes more than 1,000 calls in an eight-hour shift).
A wireless subscriber who dials 411 is generally connected to a directory assistance operator affiliated with his wireless carrier.
Dean Klein and Hoyt Fleming won patent No.6,625,444 for a system that calls the directory assistance operator and obtains a phone number for a given name.
Given this, and the fact that there is another community in New York known as Brighton, near Buffalo, it is understandable that a directory assistance operator in Omaha or elsewhere may become a bit confused.
"I have a great deal of respect for the people who do it, having done it myself," said Diana Barnes, who was transferred from the department that places advertising for Verizon to work as a directory assistance operator.
With a little personal shopping assistance, Operator thinks Chinese citizens will pounce on American products sold through its conversational shopping app.
If callers need more assistance, operators forward them to the appropriate city agencies.
In an unadvertised service, AT&T Wireless's directory assistance operators offer amenities that go far beyond reciting phone numbers.
[C11.] Wireless Directory Service, in Full In an unadvertised service, AT&T Wireless's directory assistance operators offer amenities that go far beyond reciting phone numbers.
Directory assistance operators in New York are using a prerecorded voice and by May 1, New York Telephone plans to expand this "automated response" statewide.
A computer problem led to delays on the telephone yesterday for New Yorkers who wanted to request phone numbers and addresses from the Bell Atlantic Corporation's directory assistance operators.
