NooraK
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How good are you at recognizing past customers outside of your shows?
The reason I ask is because I sent out an email for a Tax Break Sale, and the only response I received this:
please take me off your emai list
i prefer not to order any more items from you.
i say hello to you in the hallways at work and you competely ignore me and refuse to speak.
I was absolutely flabbergasted And very hurt :cry: A lot of my hosts and guests work in the same building as I do (I'm trying to break out of the circle), but we're talking about a building holding a couple of thousand people, and I don't personally know all of my guests even though we work at the same place. If anyone greets me in the hallway, I do greet them back (although, at 34 weeks pregnant, it may be very quick, as I'm usually running for the bathroom), but I can't say I initiate conversations with people I do not recognize. I would never refuse to speak with someone.
I checked her order history in P3. She has been to one show. That particular show consisted of me, the host, and one guest for most of the time (the guest is a friend of mine). There were two other guests who showed up closer to the time that I was ready to leave, so I had very little interaction with them, and did not know them form before. This show was last July. I tried to contact her a couple of times for Customer Care, but could not reach her by phone. I couldn't help but think "Sure, it's easy for her to remember me, I was the only Pampered Chef Consultant there."
I just don't know how I should really feel. I can't tell if my feelings are justified, or exaggerated by pregnancy hormones. Should I be doing a better job at remembering my guests, especially those who work in the same building? Do you guys have tips to help remember. I'm not too good at putting a name with a face. I can usually recall details about them (she's a realtor, she just moved etc.), but I can't say I could pick them out in a crowd.
At the very least, thanks for being here to listen.
The reason I ask is because I sent out an email for a Tax Break Sale, and the only response I received this:
please take me off your emai list
i prefer not to order any more items from you.
i say hello to you in the hallways at work and you competely ignore me and refuse to speak.
I was absolutely flabbergasted And very hurt :cry: A lot of my hosts and guests work in the same building as I do (I'm trying to break out of the circle), but we're talking about a building holding a couple of thousand people, and I don't personally know all of my guests even though we work at the same place. If anyone greets me in the hallway, I do greet them back (although, at 34 weeks pregnant, it may be very quick, as I'm usually running for the bathroom), but I can't say I initiate conversations with people I do not recognize. I would never refuse to speak with someone.
I checked her order history in P3. She has been to one show. That particular show consisted of me, the host, and one guest for most of the time (the guest is a friend of mine). There were two other guests who showed up closer to the time that I was ready to leave, so I had very little interaction with them, and did not know them form before. This show was last July. I tried to contact her a couple of times for Customer Care, but could not reach her by phone. I couldn't help but think "Sure, it's easy for her to remember me, I was the only Pampered Chef Consultant there."
I just don't know how I should really feel. I can't tell if my feelings are justified, or exaggerated by pregnancy hormones. Should I be doing a better job at remembering my guests, especially those who work in the same building? Do you guys have tips to help remember. I'm not too good at putting a name with a face. I can usually recall details about them (she's a realtor, she just moved etc.), but I can't say I could pick them out in a crowd.
At the very least, thanks for being here to listen.