as the chinese saying goes, ''a man who cannot smile cannot do business , a frog which cannot jump cannot catch the flies ( i create this myself , since it sounds quite synchronous....hehe)...this is indeed true...
i visited quite a number of shops today , trying to figure out which digicam to buy ....and now as i;m sitting right here, right in front of my laptop, i could safely assert that my personal experience confirm the theory behind the above-mentioned ''idiom''.... look , i went to err 4 shops today, let's name them as 1,2,3,4 in order to make things easy....if i were to make a decision promptly on which shop to go to purchase the digicam , i would have chosen shop 4 without any hesitation.....disregarding the price , n i mean even if a same product costs me 200 bucks more in that shop comparatively...
y do i say so??
am i rich or have i got too much money to spend??
or is there a CHIOBU there,so beautiful and charming that it's almost impossible to say no to watever she asks from u?????
the answer is a gigantic and resounding NO!!! IT'S BECAUSE of the treatment that i got from the shop A,B, and C .......well , as a conscious consumer , of coz i would ask in details and compare the prices first b4 making up my mind right.....so , wat i got was a contemptous look which suggests suspicion and disrespect...furthermore , their responses to my questions were....err...how to say?? like an ambiguous and seemingly positive response with subtle unwillingness...like ''eng siu eng siu'' like that lah......anyway , perhaps that was b'coz of my untidy look and uncombed hair with a few flies above it.....
well , no matter waat er lah , my point of view is that all customers or prospective customers should be treated with great patience and respect....if i'm a to become a boss in the future , i would make sure that none of my employees behave in such a way....i believe that instead of luring customers , such an attitude will drive away even the most mild-mannered customer.....
i visited quite a number of shops today , trying to figure out which digicam to buy ....and now as i;m sitting right here, right in front of my laptop, i could safely assert that my personal experience confirm the theory behind the above-mentioned ''idiom''.... look , i went to err 4 shops today, let's name them as 1,2,3,4 in order to make things easy....if i were to make a decision promptly on which shop to go to purchase the digicam , i would have chosen shop 4 without any hesitation.....disregarding the price , n i mean even if a same product costs me 200 bucks more in that shop comparatively...
y do i say so??
am i rich or have i got too much money to spend??
or is there a CHIOBU there,so beautiful and charming that it's almost impossible to say no to watever she asks from u?????
the answer is a gigantic and resounding NO!!! IT'S BECAUSE of the treatment that i got from the shop A,B, and C .......well , as a conscious consumer , of coz i would ask in details and compare the prices first b4 making up my mind right.....so , wat i got was a contemptous look which suggests suspicion and disrespect...furthermore , their responses to my questions were....err...how to say?? like an ambiguous and seemingly positive response with subtle unwillingness...like ''eng siu eng siu'' like that lah......anyway , perhaps that was b'coz of my untidy look and uncombed hair with a few flies above it.....
well , no matter waat er lah , my point of view is that all customers or prospective customers should be treated with great patience and respect....if i'm a to become a boss in the future , i would make sure that none of my employees behave in such a way....i believe that instead of luring customers , such an attitude will drive away even the most mild-mannered customer.....
posted by Teong Hee at 5:13 PM
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