Maple’s Special – 32
Today, I finally understand why Chinese is a nation which is always associated with greedy. That’s because Chinese always indulge themselves in gambling.
In the busiest heart of Wuhan, the Han Zhen Street, mahjong table is found everywhere. Instead of bothering the customers that pass by their shops, the businessmen or business lady here all enjoy in their mahjong world.
The action of the shopkeeper is standardized, have a glance at the customers, then continue looking at their tiles.
Well, although I don’t like a shopkeeper who is behind me every second, but as a customer, I really feel that I am not respected. The feeling I got from their attitude is really bad. As if they’re not willing me to buy things, rather, hoping me to go off earlier so that they can continue playing their mahjong.
It’s really a bad impression to the customers.
For these parts, I guess China Chinese should really have to change their habits. I can understand that sometimes sales is boring, especially when there’s no customers. But, did they ever think that why there’s no customer? To me, is because they do not respect customer.
Ok, let’s think, you’re a customer who wants to buy a pair of shoes. There’re 2 shops available, selling the same kind of shoes that you want. One shop is a shopkeeper is all on your service, helping you to take the shoe sizes you want. Whereas the other shopkeeper is playing mahjong, asking you to find it yourself. So which shop will you choose at last?
No doubt, the former.
What makes you to have such decision? Simple, because the attitude you get from the shopkeeper is different. The former makes you think that you’re a valued customer but the latter makes you feel that you’re ill-treated. You feel that the money you paid should deserve a better service, that’s why you choose the former.
Isn’t it?
So, in order to boost up their sales as well as china’s economic, they should really abolish this bad attitude. Before they want their sales to be improved, they should really consider upgrading their attitude towards their customers.
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