Final Thoughts on Customer Service and Community
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Where did the Customer Service go??
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The speaker concludes by reflecting on the declining sense of 'entitlement' in service. He notes that if a customer is not comfortable with a service provider's personality or demeanor, they shouldn't hire them, as there is always someone else capable of doing the work. He references his own past plumbing career, where word-of-mouth referrals were key due to his good work. He touches on being a 'military contractor' in Afghanistan and how he met his friend 'Fred Sweet' there, who now creates content about 'drawing on pee-walls'. The speaker talks about how he learned to work with various people from different trades and backgrounds, and how he helped his mom with plumbing over the phone. He encourages everyone to ask questions and be personable, asserting that anyone can 'fix anything' with the right attitude and effort. He hopes viewers enjoyed the session and reiterates the value of good customer service and helping others.
Goal: Concluding his thoughts, the speaker emphasizes the importance of asking questions, building trust, and being personable, even suggesting that being 'good at what you do' can lead to success in any field.
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