it’s your fault for not acknowledging your shortcomings and making adjustments to make the best of the reality. Customers will be impatient, that’s reality, YOU have to adjust to that instead of sticking your head in the sand and saying it is THEIR fault. Remember, Brice, “the customer is always right”, you likely tell that to underlings all the time, and now you are trying to say they are wrong because they’re impatient?
I repeat: “Reality check in the men’s department. I repeat, reality check in men’s, thank you.”
he’s also demonstrating his own lack of patience. I’ve worked some places where this guy wouldn’t survive on the first day.
it’s your fault for not acknowledging your shortcomings and making adjustments to make the best of the reality. Customers will be impatient, that’s reality, YOU have to adjust to that instead of sticking your head in the sand and saying it is THEIR fault. Remember, Brice, “the customer is always right”, you likely tell that to underlings all the time, and now you are trying to say they are wrong because they’re impatient?