1/5 Sarah P. 9 months ago on Google
The
cashiers
have
always
been
incredible.
They
are
kind,
caring
people
who
seem
to
love
their
jobs.
The
grooming
manager
is
full
of
her
own
self-pride
and
cannot
provide
simple
customer
service
by
apologizing
for
a
bad
experience.
Instead,
she
tells
the
customer
to
go
somewhere
else
if
they’re
not
happy.
Steve,
the
store
manager,
does
not
believe
every
customer
experience
is
individual
and
unique.
Today,
when
I
had
a
complaint
I
was
told
I
needed
to
look
at
the
whole
picture
of
their
processes,
and
not
“situationally”
at
my
own
experience.
The
grooming
manager
instructed
her
staff
member
to
quit
checking
us
in
the
computer
and
let
the
customer
in
back
of
us
check
in
because
they
had
an
appointment.
I
wasn’t
expecting
us
as
a
walk-in
to
be
taken
first
to
have
our
dog
groomed,
but
found
it
very
unprofessional
to
not
allow
us
to
be
checked
in
in
the
order
we
arrived.
I
was
told
that
that
was
their
process,
because
the
questions
we
may
have
had
during
check
in
could
impede
the
grooming
appointment
in
back
of
us.
We
were
30
seconds
away
from
being
completely
checked
in.
And,
apparently
the
grooming
manager
is
a
failed
psychic
who
felt
like
we
would
have
questions
when
we
did
not.
When
called
out
for
poor
customer
service,
she
refused
to
apologize
saying
she
did
nothing
wrong.
I
don’t
usually
complain,
but
I’m
putting
this
out
there
because
they
simply
sucked
at
doing
their
jobs
as
managers
today.
I’m
a
manager
in
healthcare.
You
always
strive
to
say
“yes”,
own
up
to
your
mistakes
(even
if
they’re
not
there),
and
figure
out
ways
to
make
things
better
for
the
customer
who
contributes
a
minuscule
part
to
your
paycheck.