Two words to describe the behavior of the customer service I dealt with 6/10 "extremely rude"!! No doubt at all this guy's behavior was rude. Will find another place where I will be talked to in a respectful and courteous manner.
In response to the MANAGER'S feedback, TECH GUY WAS THE FIRST TO GET ANGRY AT ME for not waiting to sign the paper. [He CAN'T ASSUME everyone knows to sign paperwork especially if it's someone's 1st time to get a smog test or customer(s) might have things on their mind] He should have been more specific and informative from the get-go, told me he will give me paperwork to sign, and wait in the "waiting" room.
When I first arrived at the shop, he asked for my paperwork which I gave him. I asked how long it will take. He said "15 minutes"; and there's a waiting room. Tech guy never said anything about waiting to sign a paper. I went across the street instead to a restaurant to wait because the seats in the waiting room were dirty.
When I came back, tech guy was angry FIRST, lashed at me with an angry tone of voice that he was waiting and looked for me to sign paperwork. I defended myself and said I didn't know/realize I had to sign any paperwork.
Tech said that there's paperwork all the time and that I should know. I told him he should've told me that.
We both went back and forth but he was ANGRY FIRST!!! I don't care who collaborated with the tech guy but I am telling the TRUTH! (I know who that guy is because he went to the Tech guy as I was leaving, said something to him, and was laughing out loud). I'm not surprised he collaborated with the Tech guy--not surprised at all.
I defended myself because tech guy continued to be rude and angry, he tried to give me back my keys TWICE and didn't want to do the job. I told him I came there to get my car checked and he should do it for me. Yes, that is when I became angry because he was giving back my keys twice and didn't want to do the job just because I was defending myself against his angry tone of voice & extreme rudeness.
If Tech guy approached me in a nicer tone of voice, there would not have been a confrontation. It escalated when he continued his rudeness against me and tried to give me back my keys twice and didn't want to do the job.
There's a lot of classes on how to approach customers when misunderstandings are made. I feel the Tech guy and collaborator needs to take these classes. I've dealt with a lot of businesses and never in my life had anyone approach me in such an angry, rude, verbally attacking behavioral manner.
What I've written is the truth and nothing but the truth!!! I've decided to take my business elsewhere; and actually found one that has a lot more nicer reviews. No one has commented on any rudeness by their employees.
MR. MANAGER, if you look at your reviews, there are others who have described customer service at your place as "rude".
Also, I've seen other Manager's reviews from other businesses that gives the customers a suggestion to call them and NOT make negative remarks against customers. I feel you all should take classes on how to deal politely with customers.
Where I'm from the United States of America, we believe in good customer service and be treated with respect especially when trying to support businesses. Suggest you, your employees, and so-called collaborator keep that in mind. read more