Haolian Bastards.
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the botak uncle thinking'' bo wah eh tai ji''Originally posted by CoolMyth:
the guy in red shirt thinking''knn u enough anot?.. take n take my peekture''
the auntie'' aiyo wan to take take lo, i also dun care''
the singh''wa lao y singapore ppl like tad 1?,i know i handsome dun need to take n take''
the guy in specs'' harlow, is this tanglin police station i tink i saw 1 suspicious character in front of mi taking my picture, i am so scared, i think he will follo mi n kill mi please help mi'' *tears flowwing* -
Exactly.Originally posted by allentyb:welcome to singapore -
service industry sux.
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live with it..
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Yes, the service industry sucks, I agree. But yet, it remains the 'service' industry, because the company must provide a 'service' that the customer pays for. Anyone who works in the 'service' industry has WILLINGLY agreed that they need to provide a 'service' for customers, so that their company makes enough money to pay their salaries.
Customers come in all shape and sizes, and some are choosy, haolian bastards/bit ches. But since people who work in the 'service' industry has willingly done so, they are OBLIGED to provide service to every prospective customer. If someone working in the service industry CANNOT provide adequate service to all customers (including the difficult ones), I suggest that these people switch jobs to industries where 'service' is not a factor, such as manufacturing factories, admin etc.
For me, Robinsons/marks&spencers provide the best retail service, and I try to shop there whenever possible. At times, such as shopping for laptops, I had patronised shops for its better-service rather than its prices. I rather pay a few more dollars and deal with a smiley face, than pay less and suffer the chow-kuan 'you-owe-me-&' face of some bo-chap/rude sales staff.
Don't forget: if you work in the service industry, it's technically your paying-customers who are writing your pay-cheque. -
Originally posted by SBS3625D:
hey, from your above statement, looks like your ill-tempered salesmanship got the better of you!! yuk...yuk..yuk...
my former supervisor and colleagues, [/b]
Got the sack? 
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life is short, too short to let such sob affect your life in a non positive way when it should have been spent happily. such sob are probably dying for attention, so just ignore them.
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My hse no spiderman....alot spiders only.Originally posted by noahnoah:Spider not around But spiderman is around 
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Would you like some cheese with that whine?
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He's the one lah, just came to Singapore.Originally posted by rocky_509:WHAHAHA!That singh look at his face.LMAO! -
Typical singaporeans
It has alway been like this in singapore -
You won't believe how far the english-speaking haolian ones will actually go to demonstrate how clever they are.
They won't sign documents until they've seen that the laptop is in great condition (no problem), but when they spend 5-10 min poking everything from the manual to the wire, I really feel like smacking them on the head for several reasons.
1) I am serving 1000-2000 customers each day, and if I have to accompany you just to poke the damn switchboard, how about the others who are waiting for theirs to be cleared? Selfish.
2) The area where they check is also where others check their stuff, why the hell should the other customers check their laptops on the floor so that you can poke with a screw-driver (yes, a screw-diver!)? Selfish.
3) Because I usually work in the warehouse to bring the damn goods to your face, and you expect me to screw the laptop with you, I get scolded by other customers who have to wait for me to bring their goods.
Oh, and the number of cases of I-won't claim-the-bloody-laptop-unless-you give-free-delivery-as-compensation always amuses me. Compensation for what? For not eating your shit?
Admittedly, I am not from Robinsons, but I do go my way to help customers (my way). And these cuckoos serve to spruce my stories I tell others during my 10-day stint. Only 10 days and so many stories! -
ts you should really read the book "who moved my cheese". No use getting so upset due to all these problems.
So if they didnt speak good english and spoke singlish instead it wouldnt have made you pissed off? Because it seems you were more pissed off at the fact they spoke english. I quote.
"then spent 5 min using immaculate english to speak to the driver, who looked rather exasperated."
"English speaking auntie who on being told that we don't provide carriers, promptly created a scene. "
"English speaking auntie who complained with my name attached saying she doesn't want to speak to me ever again."
"They are all english speaking kiasu middle-aged bastards"
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Dear Mr SBS,
relax man, now u realise that people can get calculative over the most cheapo of items. It's just human nature.
Looking at your whinings, perhaps you are not suited to be in customer service. A new realisation for u?
And a lot of these "hao lian" middle aged people are probably simple folks who think the world of themselves but accomplished little in life. Relax man. -
Nice thinking.Originally posted by Rock^Star:Dear Mr SBS,
relax man, now u realise that people can get calculative over the most cheapo of items. It's just human nature.
Looking at your whinings, perhaps you are not suited to be in customer service. A new realisation for u?
And a lot of these "hao lian" middle aged people are probably simple folks who think the world of themselves but accomplished little in life. Relax man. And yes, I know darn well I'm not suited for the customer service sector.