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Do you have maximum tolerance of your business?

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Make sure your tolerance is limitless or else you will easily feel discouraged. Being a businessman, you need to possess this virtue to thrive and get the maximum respect from the customers and workers.

How do you prove your tolerance for a customer who breaks a glass and resist to pay? Can you tolerate such refusal to pay the breakage? Well, stay cool. Ask the customer if it's okay for her to talk about it in the police precinct. The price of the glass costs a fortune she must not be tolerated.

The customer could negotiate by paying according to the amount she could afford until it's fully paid rather than saying she won't pay..As the business owner you corner that careless customer.
 
It's not easy being a business man, there we come a time where your patience will be tasted, or even your tolerance.
Yes, it's not easy. I also experienced it in my business customers rude and mean to my staff. The staff is not a robot. Sometimes I lack tolerance to mean customers.
 
It's not easy without patience to endure and persevere. Tolerance is also essential to make business stable and progressive.
Yeah it is the best to have patience for your business especially if you want to watch it grow. you must endurance things that come your way
 
As a business owner we cannot immediately blame the customer if a glass or other item breaks, we must see the CCTV, whether the fault lies with our employee who put the title on the edge of the table so that it easily falls, whether the customer's mistake was intentional or not, and we do not need to take a small case to the police if the customer is not at fault or the negligence is on our employee. Even though it was an unintentional customer mistake and he apologized but he did not have the money to replace the glass, of course I will forgive him. Be a wise businessman in the eyes of customers.
 
Yeah it is the best to have patience for your business especially if you want to watch it grow. you must endurance things that come your way
Sometimes patience sucks, especially if the cause is extreme and you can't avoid your anger. It is better to cool off, leave the place, and assign someone to take over temporarily to avoid complications.
 
Let us just pretend that we do not see or feel their arrogance to avoid conflict with a rude or bullied customer. Some customers like to bully a worker to let the staff know that a customer is always right. Tolerance matters a lot in business to gain customers.
 
While a company might have a general risk appetite, the "maximum tolerance" would be applied to specific situations like new product launches, market expansions, or significant investments, where the potential for negative outcomes needs to be carefully considered.
 
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