Everyone who works in the retail sector knows the serious error of the saying “the customer is always right”, but he also knows that this statement should normally be adhered to, in any case, or he falls into trouble, as 27% of retail workers said that they will remind their clients of the necessity Respect them, if they do not feel negative consequences.
In a rare case, happened last week, hundreds of users of communication websites rushed to defend a saleswoman in a store in Massachusetts, when one of her clients tried to transfer a dispute with her to Twitter. The employees were able to collect $ 30,000 for the worker, to compensate her for the psychological damage.
The customer, whose identity has been verified and turned out to be a journalist, apparently did not have the ability to understand what was written on a poster setting sales standards in Massachusetts, along with the price of an electric toothbrush, that day. After a sharp dispute with the seller, the journalist decided to go away, take a picture of her and share it with the police. However, the customer's attempts were counterproductive, as many users of the interactive platform took a firm stand alongside the seller, and decided that it deserved a paid vacation. In addition, the journalist commented, saying that he did not report the police, but only called the number of commercial complaints.
The customer did not have the ability to understand what was written on the Electric Toothbrush Price Poster on that day.