Every time. I never forget to say thank you to any one that provides a service. I try to engage some form of small conversation with them. I know the janitorial staff at work by name, and their spouses, and kids. I look at it this way, we are all people, with lives, what you do isn't who you are. I've made a lot of good friends this way. But by the same token, how much you earn should not influence what type of service you give. I've mentioned that my company is laying off, my partner and I are worried, however that doesn't change how I treat others. Unless of course you ask my partner, who is really sick of hearing me say, do we really need that? :) Kasey
Meanwhile, we can't understand why people who make $5.15 an hour don't pleasantly provide good customer service. Yet when was the last time you made eye contact and real conversation with the person bagging your groceries or cleaning your office after hours? LoriGet more from the Web. FREE MSN Explorer download : http://explorer.msn.com
