No, they’re not always right.
Some customers are wrong. Some customers do not have valid complaints, or problems that your business can solve. Some customers do not seek solutions, but aim to cause problems. Some customers have issues that have nothing to do with you, but that — if you allow it — can become your problem. Some customers, to put it plainly, are jerks.
Just because someone pays you does not entitle them to abuse you. So how can you deal with straight-up evil customers? Today, we discuss practical, sensible ways to handle the worst of the worst, the ones who simply aren’t worth whatever revenue they’re providing. With calm, dignity, and grace, you can refuse to feed the impulse that drives strangers to drive you crazy. Learn how to deal. Click play at the top of the page!
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