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| Judith Whitehead lives in Amherst New York.
and has worked in the ophthalmology
field of medicine for over 30 years |
Be tolerant of those in the service industry
It's amazing how rude people can be...
We frequent Parana's chain of breakfast and salads and quick service during the week where you order at a counter and they call you when your food is done. The little sweet woman at the front counter repeatedly tells me how rude the customers can be; they are demanding, short tempered and talk to her as if she were their servant.
There are many jobs that serve the people, even in the medical field we have to put up with rude demanding people all day long... asking such questions such as "how much longer will I have to wait" after it had only been 10 minutes. Or, even though you don't take my insurance, you should see me anyway for free. They argue about the waiting room seating, too noisy, too hot or cold...there always seems a reason for people to complain.
A smile goes a very long way...and can turn an entire day around for workers. ;-)
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4 comments:
Sorry Judith's photo did not post with the blog. To see her photo and read her blog click on the link above!
I miss her mug! LOL
Rosemary, just click on the blog and there are two photos of her, just in case you can't access the blog a photo is enclosed below!
;-)
I think it's possible to "complain' in a nice way. Instead of moaning about the wait, simply ask in a matter of fact way, "How much longer do you think it will be?" Or how about injecting some humor? "I see you don't take my insurance. It's too bad you're not a free clinic."
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