I was told to pick up my prescription today, then Anadina, at the register, says: "weren't you told to come later this afternoon? No? OK, wait 20 minutes". Then a technicien, Amanda, tells me that I need to come back in 2 days, that it is not time to pick up the prescription yet. I say: "Why did your employe tell me to come today when I called last week?", her response: "Did you ask for her name? No? Well, if you don't ask for a name, how do you expect us to train our employees properly, you need to tell us who you talked to." Hum... Am I supposed to participate in employee training? In a second, the responsibility of the error became mine, and I was scolded.
Both Amanda and the pharmacist, Stephanie Martinez, told me to go to another pharmacy if I weren't happy with their services. I think that we should be able to resolve a problem rather than part ways, but perhaps this is an old way of thinking.
All a client needs is the correct information, then we proceed accordingly. We all have busy schedules.
More was said in our exchange and I really hope that things get better, I wish for a good and efficient rapport in the future and, if it is the case, I will re-evaluate my rating to reflect this change.
Note to self: always ask the name of the person on the phone or in front of you. Must carry a special name notebook... read more