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by tuvw on June 1st, 2009
Very much so. Never in all my days have I had the kind of friendly customer service from a Home Depot employee as I have enjoyed lately. "Everyone appreciates everyone more." I think you're right, I think the economy has shown people how closely they are related. Suddenly it becomes clear that you could be standing in a bread line tomorrow, right next to the Jones you were competing with yesterday.
by KayJ on June 1st, 2009
Absolutely, whenever I have a bad day at work, or think about taking a day off, just because, I think about all the people (including my husband) who are having a horrible time finding a job. It does make me put more effort into doing a better job.
I can't say that in our area customer service has improved though, but hopefully soooooon!!!
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You're reading If there is a "good" side to our lousy world-wide economy, it may be that people who still have jobs appreciate them and don't complain/badmouth/moan. Customer service is much better as well. Everyone appreciates everyone more. Is that your experience?
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Exactly, m'dear. Thank you for your answer tuvw and Happy Tuesday! It is kinda sad that it takes a world-wide recession/depression to bring out the best in people but those with jobs constantly tell you how blessed they feel, which is a nice change from all the typical complaints "I'm underpaid, they don't appreciate me, my boss is a jerk" yadayadayada! :)
by RosieGHM Jetpacker on June 2nd, 2009