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Fight for your right

Can you admit a time you have likely caused a customer service person grief? (Prompt courtesy: https://thecoffeemonsterzco.com/en-ca/blogs/midnight-blogging/journaling-prompts)

Mostly, I can say absolutely mostly not.

Especially to those in the food service industry. Having worked as a server (back then we were called waitresses), I know exactly how it feels to have to deal with an irate customer. So in restaurants, I am perfectly cooperative and grateful.

Dealing with other customer service type people on the phone however, kind of unleashes a whole other side of me. Not that I would ever raise my voice or use foul language, but I’m certainly more demanding. Especially when I know I’m in the right and they’re in the wrong.

I have no qualms about refusing to accept their foolish scripts as explanations and being put through to a supervisor if need be.

That side of me has revealed itself with age. Sometimes you do have to stand up for your rights.

An oldie of Taz & I, 2018ish I’d say

2 responses to “Fight for your right”

  1. While working in a government department (as an IT consultant), I made someone on their helpdesk go home with some sort of medical episode. I had dealt with them a lot before and I knew how completely useless they were, so I just didn’t give up and take any of his excuses, I could hear him getting frustrated and annoyed at me, and he knew who I was so he had to do it. I rang back later and they said he’d gone home because of some medical episode, which I thought was a lie, then I heard later from someone else that he did have something go wrong. It made me feel bad, but jeez, I just wanted my stuff done for once!

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    1. Lol oh my gosh, leave it to you 😂😂😂

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