Who Cares Wins
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Who Cares Wins
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Do you ever find yourself frustrated when dealing with suppliers? I often feel that the "who cares" attitude is becoming an epidemic. Let me illustrate this with a recent experience.
One of my suppliers shipped a package through a well-known courier, but it was overdue. The tracking showed it had been sitting idle at the local depot for days. I live in Salt Lake City?"a bustling city with robust infrastructure, even an IKEA?"so there was really no excuse for the delay.
I called customer service and was told they only deliver on specific days. If I wanted my package sooner, I'd have to drive 15 miles to collect it myself.
I considered arguing that the two-day shipping I paid for should mean delivery within two days, but decided against it, not wanting to seem unreasonable. Instead, I bit my tongue, drove to the depot, and waited in line to collect my package.
While waiting, I overheard a phone conversation between a customer and a support rep. The rep repeated everything the caller said, and here's how the exchange unfolded:
"So you're saying the driver threw the box over your fence?"
(customer replies)
"I'm sure he just wanted to hide the package from view."
(customer replies)
"Oh, the fence is 7ft high?"
(customer replies)
"And the antique set was smashed?"
(customer replies)
"Mmm, that happens a lot. I hope it was insured."
I’m not making this up. I felt relieved that my package was only delayed and not destroyed like the one being discussed.
When I finally got my package, I couldn’t help but feel like it had narrowly escaped a terrible fate. I didn’t even throw the box away after unpacking?"it seemed like it needed protection.
While I might have gotten carried away, my point is clear: customer service is becoming a rare commodity. When we experience great service, it's so uncommon that we share it with everyone, and they're impressed.
If you prioritize outstanding customer service and genuinely care about keeping your customers happy, you'll set your business far apart from the competition. Understanding this simple principle can make a significant difference in your business’s long-term success. Be someone who understands its value, and watch your business thrive.
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