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Customer service is a challenging industry to work in. You are constantly “on”. A smile must remain on your face, and it's crucial that you play the part to ensure a great experience for any customer that might walk in and meet you or need your services.
The concept of being “on” all the time is grueling. None of us want to feign contentment all the time. So, those industry workers who put themselves aside for hours at a time deserve some extra love from time to time. It's the least customers can do for all the customer service employees do for us. Tipped workers, though a victim to the systems that be, often find that one customer who sees just how above and beyond these employees go to set the tone for a great experience. The customer featured in this next story is no different, which is why he tips a server $1000. His reasoning? Why not.
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A man's hand putting a dollar bill into a tip jar.
Image is representative only and does not depict the actual subjects of the story.
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"Got tipped $1,000 company made me wait 3 months in case of ‘chargeback’"
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A smiling waitress holds a tray in her hand.
Image is representative only and does not depict the actual subjects of the story.
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As a commenter will soon specify, a “chargeback” of any sort is on the restaurant, not the customer. Tipped workers must receive their pay at the end of each day (unless the register is in ruin). I would know this, as I was formerly a tipped server.
This server was exceptionally excited to have finally received a unicorn tip from some real-life angel with a healing agenda. Then, once she receives the signed receipt, has to wait months before seeing her hard work actually pay off. What would you do in this situation? Take it up with the feds?
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