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In the comedy “No News from God” Penelope Cruz`s character works as a waitress in a bar with an endless flow of customers. That`s how the film industry depicted one of the circles of hell. You agree that working with people is even harder.
We describe the most complicated customer types. After interacting with such “comrades” sometimes you need valerian drops. But we are all human and in different life moments we try on these roles. Let`s see if you recognize something about yourself too.
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Despot
Initially dissatisfied with everything. Threatens you with complaints and dismissal. With him, you should avoid direct confrontation and communicate rationally.
The hasty one
There is a type of customer who needs everything done yesterday. People try to fulfill the order, but the client no longer needs it. Or it turns out there were a couple more days in reserve. Designers and ad makers suffer especially from such people.
Ignoramus
This customer type doesn`t know what they need. Classic: Do you have something with mother-of-pearl buttons? will drive any salesperson to hysteria.
Know-it-all
Their characteristic phrase, even if not said aloud: I know better. These are clients who always instruct the specialist on how to do it better, but then complain that it wasn`t done right.
Special customer
This type wants to stand out from other people and not be like everyone else. For example, asks in cafes and restaurants to prepare food according to strange recipes, but then complains that it`s not tasty.
Thief
Their motto – Leave nothing to the enemy. These people, going on vacation, don`t take a towel with them, but return with two. For obvious reasons, they love buffets and all-you-can-eat.
Latecomer
Good manners mean not being late and not stealing other people`s time. However, latecomers eternally run into class last. As they get older, nothing changes. Such people might be late to their own wedding or funeral. They constantly arrive, at best, at the last moment for a doctor`s appointment or hairdresser.
Chatterbox
These people are good-natured, but there`s a problem, once they start chatting, they recount their biography, and possibly won`t buy anything. You can meet them at the market and pharmacy.
Miser
Believes that a penny saves a ruble, and doesn`t understand why give tips to these lazybones. And will also nitpick that they`re asking too much money from them.
Intrusive one
They consider service sector workers as their psychologists and free consultants. Salespeople and travel agency employees suffer especially from such clients. If there`s no fresh towel in the hotel room – that`s a reason to call at one in the morning.
I`ll think about it
Some service sector workers get money from commissions, for example, realtors in apartment sales. And truly, it`s a misfortune when a client walks and walks through apartments, chooses, but then suddenly changes their mind.
Silent one
The silent one really needs the product, but is afraid of salespeople (and people in general) and is convinced that they want to smear something on them. Enters the store, not noticing the employees, and leaves empty-handed if they haven`t chosen anything themselves.
Aristocrat
A vivid example of this type - the girl from the clip Exhibit, popularly known as In Louboutins. In public places, these people stand out with their non-existent erudition;. They eternally try to order fancy food in a diner with a cup of freshly ground coffee.
I`ll pay later
Some think that not paying on time is normal. Moreover, they can be quite wealthy people, but, behold, that`s strange. Repair workers and furniture sellers and assemblers suffer from them most often.
Discount lovers
Won`t miss a single promotion. These people can buy food on sale that they don`t even eat. Will ask for an additional discount, even if one already exists. Constantly ask acquaintances for discount cards, although there was time to get their own.
Saver
The main purchase criterion - price, not quality. They senselessly chase promotions and understand that an appointment with a good master costs a lot. But then complain about poor haircut or manicure.
And have you encountered such unbearable customers?
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