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Originally Posted by Rags123
First your attitude shown in this post might be part of the problem, but it appears from your post that you are young or inexperienced.
Life, jobs, relationships, whatever are not always perfect. You are not always appreciated, you WILL be treated rudely.
Satisfaction of your job comes from YOU and inside.
If you have chosen to work and have a career in hospitality or anything kindred, come to grips with the fact that each day will not be perfect. All you can do is YOUR JOB everyday to the best of your ability with a smile on your face, and remember what your job is....NOBODY owes you a thank you.....they EXPECT you to do your job.
That is life and is not going to change.
On the plus,you will have those days where someone appreciates everything you do and that will make up for it all.
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Wow, I guess you make the point.....
My spouse worked with the public here for over seven years and came home EVERY day with a story about an unbelievable rude or obnoxious customer. Still persevered through the garbage until an opportunity presented itself that would not require public interaction. It is truly unfortunate for all the customers because they lost an outstanding person that has dedicated themselves to customer service. Attitudes like this, "just be happy you have a job" or "you knew what you were getting into when you took the job" that so many people around here exhibit are what led to the loss of an employee that LED the company in positive performance evaluations. Secret shopper evaluations at 100% but left because of over the top rudeness and sometimes flat out meanness. Sorry, your loss in the long run.
Now we just wave at you in our golf cart and enjoy our lives ......