Customer service delicacies
Customer Service has been a part of my career journey for a long time let's say almost 21 years. And in this time the tips and traits of healing a broken customer or an irate one has brought much delight to my table when the job is complete and the battle won. It is fulfilling. What bothers me is that as smooth as I pray each of my customers are at the end of the day I know that the delicacies of a true promise is for the brand you trust. When however you make a promise you can't keep and torment the customer even further, retention seems far fetched and canceling any subscription is imminent or fulfilled. Many do not do what is needed to keep the finance and brand going. You are just another invoice. Giving out the best service is Gen Z based lately. More so service has an entitlement and a race card attached on almost every ticket. Customer service third world has highly disappointed me. First world has a greater turn around time and profound way of acting quicker. Is it the amount of work or the new generation we are dealing with? Whatever it may be a tip for those receiving the poor service. Don't fall for the promise until it has been rectified. You cannot expect to pay for brown bread and see flour in a bag. Disgusting to say the least. You pay for a service, now demand it. Until you receive a pup cup and a strawberry cheesecake for free. Love G xxx
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