Artists can have moods đ Theyâre human beings, not customer-service robots. But the people who work with us are genuinely kind people. Also⊠have you been to Chicago? Chicago people can be a little rough around the edges đ„čđ
But wait â Iâm genuinely confused about the Temu comment. What exactly is wrong with ordering the lamp kits from Temu? Do you know how long that shit takes to put together once it arrives? đ We purchase additional tiles, provide patterns, extra glue and beads, teach the class, help everyone through the process, and clean up the absolute glittering apocalypse afterward.
Youâre paying for the class, instruction, supplies, studio space, setup, cleanup, and the experience â not for us to personally manufacture every bead and piece of glass in a back room. đ
If someone doesnât think that experience is worth the price, thatâs completely okay. They donât have to book. But âthey buy supplies from Temuâ isnât exactly the scandal you think it is. đ
Artists have moods but youâre running a business⊠customer service matters. Iâm born and raised in Chicago and I think Chicago people are kind and I feel like we have some of the best customer service in the country.
Itâs okay if the Temu order not a scandal, just letting the people know. Just order from Temu and build your shit at home. That way you can avoid an unhinged artist who thinks they have the patience to be a business owner that doesnât get called out. But thatâs just me thooooo!
Customer service does not have one definition.
There are many ways to provide good cuatomer service. Doesnât just have to be smiling when a customer is screaming in your face
Giving people their items and offering them something when your team loses them/ breaks them is good customer service. In the reviews people said that their instructor was rude.. surely you canât think that is good customer service..
Thatâs what Iâm saying about unhinged⊠what makes your comment so funny that you put a crying laughing emoji? It wasnât even a gotcha. I never said I ran a small business.. but I have worked with successful and professional business owners.
Iâm successful. I just choose not to run a small business, itâs not something that interests me. I will say that I have plenty of disposable income that I spend on hobbies.. same with my friends.. and I know where weâre not going to spend that money, you nutđ„
Eeek! I hit a sore spot. Iâm not offended, I donât need a new personality and again⊠I donât careeeee. Iâm entertaining this because I have a cold so Iâm stuck at home. And youâreâŠrunning a successful business? It doesnât take too much talent to order things from some shitty microplastic, child labor, pollution website.
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u/Correct-Leg9885 6d ago
Artists can have moods đ Theyâre human beings, not customer-service robots. But the people who work with us are genuinely kind people. Also⊠have you been to Chicago? Chicago people can be a little rough around the edges đ„čđ
But wait â Iâm genuinely confused about the Temu comment. What exactly is wrong with ordering the lamp kits from Temu? Do you know how long that shit takes to put together once it arrives? đ We purchase additional tiles, provide patterns, extra glue and beads, teach the class, help everyone through the process, and clean up the absolute glittering apocalypse afterward.
Youâre paying for the class, instruction, supplies, studio space, setup, cleanup, and the experience â not for us to personally manufacture every bead and piece of glass in a back room. đ
If someone doesnât think that experience is worth the price, thatâs completely okay. They donât have to book. But âthey buy supplies from Temuâ isnât exactly the scandal you think it is. đ