still be patient
if i worked there i would kick them out.
let them explain the entire situation, empathize, dont talk over them. Never be offended. They arent mad at you, just the situation.
make sure they get a bad product
1. Be professional, stick to business and don't respond or make any comments about rudeness or personal things. 2. Keep the contact as brief as possible. 3. If the behavior is very rude or more than rude, ask for assistance - get someone who will just stand there and witness the interaction of you and your customer. This will usually stop the rude behavior, and if it doesn't at least your witness will be able to report that you were professional and didn't cause the rude behavior. 4. There is no rule that you have to accept rude behavior. If the behaviour is sufficiently rude (especially if your assistant can verify that the behavior is rude) you should ask for assistance of someone who has the power to ask the customer to leave.
Very rude business behavior might be talking back to a customer that has a problem. Very rude business behavior might also be ignoring a customer. Very rude business behavior, too can be firing an employee because their opinion does not agree with management.
If your words are interpreted as rude, a customer can get frustrated very quickly. Good customer service requires patience, a kind and helpful attitude, and the ability to listen and react calmly.
Yes, but it is not right.
A slap
Many customers react in a negative way if they have a complaint whether that complaint is justified or not. When a customer has to complain they frequently become anxious and tense, they pre-read the situation before speaking to the customer service staff. This cause many customer to be rude and aggressive. This is the biggest issue facing customer service staff
ignore them and carry on
The best way to deal with an angry customer is to speak to them with a calm friendly voice. Listen to their complaint and show true sympathy. As the old saying goes - you can catch more flies with honey than vinegar.
The first thing you can do, is evaluate the situation. Are you rude? If you are, you should stop being rude. If you aren't ignore the comment.
To a point, it is ok. If a customer talks a certain way, it is usually ok to talk to them the same way, it will make them more comfortable. If a customer is being rude though, there is no excuse to be rude back. Not letting rude people get to you (or at least not letting them know that they have) is a big part of the job if you work in any customer service industry. If you are rude or condescending to a customer, no matter how much of an intolerable jerk they might be, you aren't doing your job right.Answer:I am a Christian, I totally disagree. First, a customer is always right even when they are wrong. Second the Bible tells us to do unto others as we would have them do unto us. Not as they do to to us. (i.e. be a amazingly beautiful example and let your light shine.)