Having successfully completed our business that day, we returned to the Necro Grant Black Magic Company.
"No, sales are tiring...... Psychologically, on the feet..."
Cumulatively, we should have walked quite a distance......
"Heh heh. Because if you take Mr. Franz, it's just the first person you meet. That can be tiresome. Well, a lot of people say it's easier to work in-house with all the people you know."
I can also see the high turnover rate in sales. Talking to people you don't know leads to stress. If I repeat that, I'll be damned.
President Kerkel looked at me and said, "Have you had a good experience?," he grinned.
"It's a good experience, but... there's a part of me that hasn't got an answer yet, so I'll do something about it."
It may not make sense to the president that this is the only word, but Senior Enterya explained, "I'm doing my homework for what makes me successful in this company".
"Oh, I see. That might be a good question."
Looking at President Kerkel, he immediately figured out the answer.
"Well, if you still have time today, you'll stop by 'Country House'. Best regards,"
"Yes, I'll flutter around the closing, too."
I can't leave Howa alone either. It's hard to sleep late again, so why don't you take a little nap?
And even that day, Howa Howa's education took place.
After all, Howa Howa fundamentally doesn't know the basis for customer service. I do rude things because I don't understand. So we just have to start from where we show what we don't understand.
Senior Enterya was also tenacious, gutsy and educating Howa Howa. I will never be angry, I will not scold you. No matter how many mistakes I make, I teach flexibly.
"Howa Howa, I'm getting it. Probably, I can do it."
I can't just pepper Howa's words as they are, but I was sure I could feel the growth at least.
Serria places an order as a customer.
"Give me this, this, that and this alcohol"
"I get it. Please wait."
Oops, the words are polite and the waist is better than before.
"By the way, if it's this alcoholic beverage, this knob would go well with it."
Plus, even enough to give recommendations! What do we call this without calling it progress!
"Yeah, yeah. You've done it. If this happens, neither Mr. Howa nor this store will fail in customer service anymore."
Senior Enterya nods with pleasure. I'm really happy because even for me it equals leveling up 'Country Shop'.
"Well, this store has a solid trunk, so if you take customer service to a decent standard, that's all you need."
For some reason, the words of that senior Enterya caught on.
What do you mean, the trunk part?
At least from the context, I'm pretty sure customer service doesn't hit the trunk.
So, what the fuck? I think it tastes like food.
"Now we have the foundation, but this is the applied part from here on out. It gets a little advanced in content, but let's practice. Don't worry, this shop is sturdy on the trunk, so you can handle it with perseverance."
I was also surprised by Senior Enterya's application of customer service from there.
"Should I do these things too...?
Both me and Serria were listening with interest to my guidance on Howa Howa. Mary looked natural, but I can't judge by this alone because I shouldn't be so surprised.
"There are rules on the store side, too. Of course, you have that right. Well, next time, I'll test you for drinks at the store."
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And the night before the holidays.
My family visited "Country House" as a guest.
Already, Senior Enterya was drinking chicken alcohol by herself. This guy's the type who likes to drink alone.
I was watching the customer service in Howa Howa, but it was better to look different than it had initially been.
"Yes. Yes, sir."
"Thank you for waiting."
"Ha ha."
I don't know what that's all about, but in context, it would mean "I get it". It's not just words, it's dramatically different attitudes.
I can clearly feel Howa's consciousness to respond politely. The customer understands that, so the impression gets better.
At least the fact that Howa Howa causes trouble seems inconceivable anymore. You can say Billboard Daughter. In fact, it was enough to even hear voices like, "That kid, he's so cute".
Feelings are naturally communicated to the other person. Words and attitudes are signals to show that feeling.
"At first, I wondered what would happen, but it doesn't matter."
Mary said with a gaze from above.
"I just didn't know a kid named Howa Howa. Just tell me and I'll be fine. You have to thank someone named Enterya for making that decision and telling me all along, Franz."
"Of course I appreciate it."
"After all, I think you have people because you have a lot of hard experience in sales."
I also understand Serbian language. Though I don't bother to say stupidity, Senior Enterya should have had a lot in the past as well.
Now it's time for alcohol alone.
But this is where alcohol is served. Of course the drunk comes out.
"Uh-huh. Hippopotamus in the King's Capital, blooming in the summer
A customer appeared drunk and sang the song aloud. Anyway, it's loud, and it's standing and dancing, so it's out of the way. I also bumped into a guest trying to go to the bathroom.
You felt gloomy, and there was another customer who pounded his tongue.
I came in front of a guest singing that Howa Howa was coming there.
"Uh-huh. ♪ What's up, lady?
Howa Howa calmly said:
"We have trouble with other customers. I'm sorry, but let's go home."
The customer's face turned bright red.
"Behold! The customer is a god ~, hiccup..."
"Right. I want you to go home because you are annoyed by other gods. The drinks and food of other customers will be worse. That's not all we can forgive as a tavern."