Never show you're annoyed, regardless of how unreasonable they might be. Never be defensive. Pacify them. Be kind and nice and understanding. Remember they are paying your wages. Without customers you wouldn't have a job. Tell them you understand their concerns and ask what they'd like you to do for them in order to make them feel better. Remember the famous saying: sincerity is the key; once you can fake that you can achieve anything. Don't let them go away mad. Make a decision to give them something for free if necessary, even if you are worried you'll get into trouble for doing so. The customer is always right, because it's the customer who's keeping you in your job. And happy customers go away smiling, but upset customers go away and tell all their friends what rotten people you and your employers are. Once they've gone away happy, you can go out the back and scream for a while.
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Explain what caused the delay and apologise.
You should be calm and listen and try to understand what everyone is asking for.
By laughing in their face.Perhaps you should answer it with how you would handle it, since you're the one applying for a job where it's apparently relevant.
just be nice and friendly
i wooped his ass
you can say you have an id
Politely and in a welcoming manner.
If I accidentally destroyed a guest's luggage, I would immediately inform my supervisor and the guest about the situation, ensuring transparency. I would apologize sincerely and offer to assist in resolving the issue, such as helping them file a claim for compensation or providing a replacement if possible. It's important to handle the situation with empathy and professionalism to maintain the guest's trust and satisfaction.
you dont get a good tip!
Guest complaints are never easy to deal with. Either give them a complimentary drink in the bar whilst the room is being cleaned or give them a discount on the total price of the room.