Most companies, certainly, seek to relate in the best possible way with their customers, focusing not only on selling a quality product or service, but also on providing good service and offering a pleasant experience to the consumer. However, there are always exceptions. And the experiences of the protagonists of this post are proof of that.
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When education is not one of the company’s priorities
When you order ready-to-eat food, but you still have to cook it in the end
1. Wash your hands;
2. Take a pan and put water on to boil. As soon as it starts bubbling, pour the dough and let it cook for 3 minutes. After that, drain the pasta and wash it with hot water;
3. The protein (meat or tofu), in turn, must be heated in the microwave;
4. While the pasta water is boiling and the protein is heating up, let’s prepare the meat broth. Pour it into a separate pan and heat to a boil;
5. Now pour the hot broth into a deep plate, add the sauce and mix well;
6. Then add the already washed pasta, protein, marinated egg and corn to the dish. Then the garlic and sesame chips. And finally, finish with the aromatic herbs;
7. Place the nori sheet on the edge of the plate and enjoy your ramen.
Who said it would be easy?
The shipping company just threw the package over the fence.
It doesn’t even come close to being similar.
Here the important thing is always to clarify all the details. all same
“Thank you!”
Have you ever seen a company avoid new customers?
“My brothers ordered cheese-crusted onion rings”
The catch is always in the details
When the company seems to give up on the customer
“Heads up. Unable to send you a text message. Please complete the security check in another way”.
“Thank you for bringing my order completely intact”
“My wife received a book today that she ordered ten years ago”
When speed is not one of the company’s strengths
“I saved up for months and bought a laptop online. I waited two weeks and got this”
Have you ever experienced a similar disservice situation? Do you have any suggestions on how to avoid them? Tell us in the comments section.