Be careful who you offload on….
Have you ever waited on hold for longer than 30 minutes and no one has a solution to your problem?
Talk about a frustrating situation.
I’m not proud to say that on many occasions my response was not what it should’ve been.
Yes, I repented and felt guilty–the whole gamut–but you can’t take back your words.
Let me say that again: You can never take back your words.
The quicker you learn to surrender your tongue to the authority of the Holy Spirit, the better.
Getting frustrated at the customer service men and women–most of whom are from India–will not make your problems go away.
Frustration only begets more frustration.
I’m not trying to excuse companies with poor customer service or faulty products.
It’s just that our angry dialogues to customer service representatives aren’t changing anything.
So why waste your breath?
Why work yourself into a frenzy?
The only person who ends up looking bad and feeling worse is you.
India – that is so funny and so true! I have found that online chatting with customer service is a much more pleasant experience. I can always tell I’m talking to a foreigner too, which I think is funny.
Yes! I’ve found that the online representatives usually know what they’re talking about AND know how to solve your issue.