delphiandomine
17 Aug 2011
Life / Have many Poles had enough of one another? [198]
He asked for a personal story about Poles in Poland - not the rantings of some American who has never visited Poland.
When you work for a company that puts customer service at the very, very top of its priorities, you do everything in your power to help people. Especially those that are looking at spending 3000zl on books.
Let's be honest Des - you've never been to Poland, you don't speak Polish - you haven't got a clue what's going on here.
Tell you what though - tell us, where is one likely to find better service - Carrefour or Auchan? Anyone living in Poland can answer this - so - come on.
Add to that : never been here.
Seanus is talking about life in a major area. He lives in part of the Katowice metropolitan area - not exactly "small country town".
Incidentally, you'll find in Poland that service tends to be much worse in cities than in small towns/villages.
. I do have a personal story for you.
He asked for a personal story about Poles in Poland - not the rantings of some American who has never visited Poland.
I hope that Poles in the service sector never become the fawning sycophantic slaves that bossy Western douchebags expect them to be.
When you work for a company that puts customer service at the very, very top of its priorities, you do everything in your power to help people. Especially those that are looking at spending 3000zl on books.
Let's be honest Des - you've never been to Poland, you don't speak Polish - you haven't got a clue what's going on here.
Tell you what though - tell us, where is one likely to find better service - Carrefour or Auchan? Anyone living in Poland can answer this - so - come on.
but then again, you don't live here- do you? so how would you know what customer service is really like.
Add to that : never been here.
Pip I think Seanus is talking about life in a small country town, not in a major city. People may view Seanus as some sort of rich guy etc, where money is no problem...
Seanus is talking about life in a major area. He lives in part of the Katowice metropolitan area - not exactly "small country town".
Incidentally, you'll find in Poland that service tends to be much worse in cities than in small towns/villages.