Unhappy to Help - Funny Customer Service Shirts
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Unhappy to Help - Funny Customer Service Shirts
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The headset goes on at 8:59. By 9:04 a man has asked to speak to my manager, and my manager is on hold with him too. Today I have restarted a stranger's router over the phone eleven times, read the store hours aloud to a man standing under the sign that lists them, and apologized for the weather. The smile came with the job; nobody said it had to reach the eyes. Every call ends with me asking if there is anything else I can do, and I mean it exactly as much as the training video does. A funny customer service shirt for the retail, help desk and call center crowd, worn on the drive home with the radio off. Survey score: four stars, pending review.
THE FINE PRINT
UNHAPPY in huge, heavy slab-serif capitals, with TO HELP centered underneath in tall, bold condensed capitals and a horizontal rule on either side. Distressed all over, with worn specks and scratches through every letter and both rules. No punctuation, no frame.
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ASKING FOR A FRIEND
How to deal with rude customers?
Keep your voice level, let them finish, and repeat the problem back so they know it was heard. Apologize for the experience without taking blame you do not own, offer what you can actually do, and bring in a manager when the request is outside your authority or the customer turns abusive. Nobody has to stand there and take threats. A slow breath before the next greeting is allowed.
Is working in retail stressful?
Many retail workers say it is: long shifts on their feet, schedules that change week to week, little control over the workload and steady contact with upset customers all add up. Good managers, predictable hours and coworkers who cover breaks make a real difference. So does a quiet drive home.
What is another way to say happy to help?
Common alternatives include glad to help, my pleasure, happy to assist, anytime, and no trouble at all. In writing, a short line offering more help if it is needed does the same job with less enthusiasm. Nine hours into a shift, the honest version tends to come out a little flatter.
