Are You There To Create or Solve Problems?

marketing-advertising-fees-clients-appraisals Jan 30, 2025

In today's fast-paced world, customer service can be the differentiating factor between a positive and negative experience for consumers. Recently, I encountered two contrasting examples that highlighted the significance of quality service.

Firstly, during a travel ordeal with American Airlines, I found myself stuck in a long line at the airport, desperately trying to rearrange my flight. Amidst the chaos, an American Airlines employee stood out for their exceptional assistance. Despite the stressful circumstances, they went above and beyond to help me rebook my flight and even provided a meal voucher. Their empathy and dedication made me feel valued and supported during a challenging situation.

On the flip side, a visit to the local post office left me feeling frustrated and unimportant. After receiving a note saying that I had a package to pick up, the staff member I encountered didn’t greet me and seemed more concerned with moving the line along than providing quality service. He bluntly stated that he didn’t have the package and provided no information or tips on how I could receive the package on a later date. Their lack of empathy and assistance was disappointing and left a negative impression.

These experiences underscore the importance of prioritizing customer service in any industry. Whether you're serving clients as an appraiser or assisting customers at a post office, the way you interact can significantly impact their experience. Going the extra mile to understand and address their needs not only fosters positive relationships but also builds trust and loyalty.

Amidst challenges, let's strive to emulate the exemplary customer service demonstrated by the American Airlines employee. By prioritizing the needs of others and providing genuine assistance, we can leave a lasting positive impact on every person we encounter. After all, it's not just about what we do, but how we do it that truly matters.

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