ohmygrosh
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Seriously man, you need to tell us which store you're working for. It is a matter of great importance.I'm currently working in a guitar store dealing with miscellaneous paper work. Apart from that, I do help out with sales from time to time.
You're a Singaporean too? So do you like it when you walk into say a shoe shop and the staff gives you the red carpet treatment? If you do like it, then you're being a little hypocritical, donchathink?What I've noticed is that quite a handful if not most Singaporeans (I'm a Singaporean too by the way) have this mindset that a red carpet has to be laid for them the moment they set foot into the store.
Yes of cos, thats how they want to run their sensible business, how you want to run your business is also up to you. Keep up the good work!Let this be known that the "Customer is the King" concept does not apply everywhere. It applies for places like Robinsons because that is how they want to run their business.
Although I am quite appalled by the fact that you think its okay to be mean customers/to chase customers out of the shop under certain circumstances, I am just as disgusted to know that if I do walk into your shop, you/the boss will consciously decide whether you want me in or out of the store? That is so screwed up. You are the one with the high and mighty attitude.Being the Manager/Boss of a place, they make the decision whether they want you in or out of the store. Ever wondered why you got chased out in the first place? Were they being plain mean to you or did you do something that forced them to be mean to you? There is a difference there.
In conclusion, you are going to lose out if you decide to keep that high and mighty attitude of yours. Being a musician, you have to go to music stores to buy things. We have to remember that not every music store is customer orientated. Why should they be when they are going to be on the losing end most of the time? It just isn't worth it.
Your opinions please. Flame only if deemed necessary.
Wow, you can draw up a conclusion from all that bullshit you just made up, I don't get it. I don't get how I will lose out if I don't visit guitar stores to get my gear. I'm just mouse-clicks away from my next K-line.
I will remember that not every music store is customer oriented, but yours is not customer orientated. (because you don't expect customers)
These are my opinions. Flame on!