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Unfriendly Behavior By Employee

#1

In a message dated 3/15/2008 12:12:25 P.M. Pacific Daylight Time,
BANDSTAND54@AOL.COM writes:

Seriously,would you report an employee who you found less than courteous or
just let it slide...which I chose to do?

I would let it slide. They work hard and they get it from all sides.
Perhaps you were also less than courteous.

While I almost always agree with Karen as she is wise and kind, I think
there are many times that you do a true disservice to an organizations and other
employees of that corporation by not reporting less than polite individuals. I
once stopped using a service over a rude difficult employee. When I ran into
another employee some months later she did not wait to hear why I was gone.
She immediately said they were losing business and the management was
protecting several poor employees. I have a small business, let me know if my
secretary is less than courteous before you move on!
China

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#2

It has been my experience over the past 35 years of coming to Las Vegas that the number of rude and obnoxious visitors/locals by far outnumber the rude casino service people by about 100 to 1. It is also usual that these visitors/locals are the loudest complainers.

Bob

China15334@aol.com wrote:

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While I almost always agree with Karen as she is wise and kind, I think there are many times that you do a true disservice to an organizations and other employees of that corporation by not reporting less than polite individuals. I once stopped using a service over a rude difficult employee. When I ran into another employee some months later she did not wait to hear why I was gone. She immediately said they were losing business and the management was protecting several poor employees. I have a small business, let me know if my secretary is less than courteous before you move on!
China

#3

Bob Sommer - Top of the World Coins wrote:

It has been my experience over the past 35 years of coming to Las
Vegas that the number of rude and obnoxious visitors/locals by far
outnumber the rude casino service people by about 100 to 1. It is
also usual that these visitors/locals are the loudest complainers.

Bob, you post FAR too seldom for my taste :slight_smile:

- H.

#4

Thank you Harry. I appreciate that coming from you. I do not post
often because there are so many experts in this group that they do not
need someone stirring the pot up on a regular basis. The fact that I
first came to LV in 1961, have been playing VP since 1980, lived in
Nevada for many years and even worked for a major casino for several
years as a Electronics Maintenance Shift Supervisor, only makes me a
dinosaur with opinions that do not fit the guru's bible. I still have
many friends in middle and upper management in the Nevada casino
business. If I were to comment on everything that goes on, on this
board, I would either be placed on monitored status or banished from the
board. I prefer to sit back in the weeds and have a good chuckle every
day. But on occasion something comes along that irks me enough to comment.

Bob

Harry Porter wrote:

Bob Sommer - Top of the World Coins wrote:

It has been my experience over the past 35 years of coming to Las
Vegas that the number of rude and obnoxious visitors/locals by far
outnumber the rude casino service people by about 100 to 1. It is
also usual that these visitors/locals are the loudest complainers.
   
Bob, you post FAR too seldom for my taste :slight_smile:

- H.

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