Sprint Sprints From Customers ??/??/07 ?
#22
Posted 18 July 2007 - 06:37 PM
QUOTE (reiner @ Jul 18 2007, 01:43 AM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>
I will relate to you what I did to Barend.
hehe, I parsed that wrong the first time.
anyway, this is an interesting challenge to "the customer is always right." perhaps this will make people think twice before calling up with stupid complaints. on the other hand, if these customers really did have that many valid complaints, then it sucks for them. except for that Sprint did the a favor by making them switch to a different carrier.
I'm wondering how analogies can be made to other types of business. I guess it's like if you own a store, you can throw people out if you want. but if you do that too much, you'll get a reputation as a cantankerous store owner and no one will go there. but if you are reasonable about it, then customers will know they can go to your store and get good service without having to wait for other customers to finish making absurd requests. *shrug*
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Remember Emu's face, people; one day it's going to be on the news alongside a headline about blowing some landmark to smithereens, and then we can all sigh and say, "She was such a normal person".....
....We'd be lying though.
-Laughlyn
If my doctor tells me to exercise, I am going to force him to do my homework.
-Mirithorn
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#24
Posted 18 July 2007 - 06:57 PM
I remember something funny that I read.
A man called a helpdesk to seek advice because "his computer wasn't working" or something like it wouldn't turn on.
The person over the helpdesk asked him to check all the connections.
At the end the customer said that there was a power cut when the helpdesk person asked him why he couldn't see or get a light on.
The helpdesk person told him to pack up his computer complete in it's original packaging and take it back to the shop.
"What shall I tell them?"
"You are too stupid to own a computer."
The helpdesk person got put out of the job for that.
A man called a helpdesk to seek advice because "his computer wasn't working" or something like it wouldn't turn on.
The person over the helpdesk asked him to check all the connections.
At the end the customer said that there was a power cut when the helpdesk person asked him why he couldn't see or get a light on.
The helpdesk person told him to pack up his computer complete in it's original packaging and take it back to the shop.
"What shall I tell them?"
"You are too stupid to own a computer."
The helpdesk person got put out of the job for that.
This post has been edited by Deepsycher: 18 July 2007 - 07:01 PM
#26
Posted 18 July 2007 - 07:26 PM
I would hate to be customer of being that ignorant except I wouldn't know it. Maybe I can't blame that customer because it might have not been his fault in knowing so little. Therefore "The customer is always right" in trying to keep the customer happy with maybe little or conflicting knowledge.
This post has been edited by Deepsycher: 18 July 2007 - 07:26 PM