To be fair to Audiophile, their service has improved over the years
agree..apparently konti pa improvement kelangan..hehe
On this point alone, a person becomes a CUSTOMER if he decides to spend.
..kinda agree with this one too..i see where you're coming from..what i mean is ganito rin mindset ko (sa sarili ko)..pag "window shopper" lang ako..naiintindihan ko yung sales person pag me iba customer na pumasok na parang "sure buyer" at kelangan nya iassist (lalo na kung kulang sila sa tao)..me konting hiya ako sa kanila and naiintindihan ko trabaho nila is to make a sale (malay mo yung mga "VIP" malakas magtip..hehe..pagbigyan na..mahirap ang buhay..hehe)
..pero..nagpapaalam naman ng maayos sa akin yung salesperson - plus binabalik balikan nya ako..kaso hindi ito sa audiophile..konting pasensya lang on my part..and kung kelangan ko ng assistance asap..sinsabi ko naman sa kanila ng maayos..and gumagawa sila ng paraan..
..nakakairita lang siguro kung wala sila pinakita effort to assist you..konting effort lang kelangan..wag bastos at tamad di ba..at kung ang dahilan ay nabadtrip sa ibang customer..wag ilabas sa next customer..di naman sya yung nangbadtrip sa inyo di ba..forget the a-hole and "reset" for the next customer..
..service with a smile..hehe..professionalism..walang mawawala sa inyo..and everybody will be happy di ba..as opposed to being rude and tamad where you'll just piss people off..sira ang negosyo at dadami lang mga thread na ganito :p
If we did ABC accounting on the example of the guitarist who always came back but never bought, he should be charged the variable labor cost, electricity and utilities for testing a guitar similar to the transmission loss charge of MERALCO which unfortunately is not even attributable to you -- yet we agree to pay for it because we have no choice.
..sorry but this statement is kinda silly..di naman nagiiba basic salary ng salesperson whether he is assisting someone or not..electricity and utilities? kasama na yan sa operating budget nila..they expect people to test their stuff..
I think what analog.matt is saying is it pays to be cordial or polite. It's good practice and almost always works. I wouldn't take it too far as to look meek to the salespeople, though.
..this is the way to go..kaya naman eh if both parties just show respect and be polite to each other..maybe that's why i haven't had any "bad experiences" din
..haba na nito..sa susunod na nga lang yung iba..hehe..parang OT na nga..haha
last note to all (hehe):
sorry is always appreciated when sincere (IMO mukhang sincere naman yung mga apologies dito..acknowledgement is a good start..let's all keep things diplomatic sana)..pero..it doesn't mean much if nothing is done to avoid the same mistake/s..eh di puro sorry sorry nalang..pangit di ba..
..sana yung mga me personal issues..maayos na din..magkakapatid tayo sa bato at gulong!hehe
..konting respeto at hiya nalang sa isa't isa..
..sana maging learning experience para sa ating lahat ito for a better future..bwahaha..cheers!