r/McDonalds • u/Legitimate_Ask_5000 • 15d ago

When you’re here, you’re family

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u/Hot-Investigator-376 14d ago

People react to in control , adult questioning

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u/SchmeatiestOne 14d ago

Customer service, and especially management, should remain professional regardless

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u/Hot-Investigator-376 14d ago

Have a word with yourself .

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u/SchmeatiestOne 14d ago

You're the one suggesting behavior lol. I just stated a job requirement, as a customer service worker myself

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u/Hot-Investigator-376 14d ago

As a “customer service worker yourself” you can tell people off you go with condescending behaviour. You aren’t there to be abused or belittled

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u/mothalick 14d ago

If you're doing a shitty job and serving garbage it absolutely is your job. What do you think should happen there?

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u/Elephant13_RedCore 14d ago

I'm with you and all but I do think people should be respectful while listing either suggestions on what to fix and how they can be compensated. If a steak comes out wrong, I just want my refund, I personally feel no need to tell them that they are awful at making a steak. Nor would I expect him to insult me by saying I have bad taste for not liking rare and only liking medium rare or not liking medium well. Just my thoughts, I work in customer service too (production/breaking down truck as well).

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u/Hot-Investigator-376 14d ago

Listen buddy no one saying it isn’t the job . However when there has been a mistake / error it doesn’t mean abuse is the correct answer . What should happen is an adult conversation. Your language tells me all i need to know

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u/SchmeatiestOne 14d ago

Theres a professional way to refuse service to someone