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TITLE (EDIT)
Our Customer Charter |
DESCRIPTION
An alternative view on the current fashion for mission statements, service charters, and the like.
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TITLE KEYWORD
Comedy |
AUTHOR
Peter Perkins |
ABOUT
THE AUTHOR
Peter Perkins lives in Norwich in the UK and writes extensively on his own web site at.
http://www.comedygenius.fsnet.co.uk/index.html.
[June 2001] |
AUTHOR'S E-MAIL ADDRESS
mekon@comedygenius.fsnet.co.uk |
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The Monte Carlo Iridium Credit Card. (Essays) Essay on the current flood of credit offers everyone receives daily offering unlimited funds all secured on? [995 words] [Finance]
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Our Customer Charter
Peter Perkins
Our Customer Charter.
We employ people to work and get the money for it. That’s all.
We do not employ people to monitor performance and check breaches of a Charter with consequent compensation of £5 a day, provided access to the premises was allowed and Civil Disorder was not in progress.
We will probably come when we say, but do not dismount your bicycle, or eject the dummy from the pram, if we don’t.
There will not be a customer satisfaction survey following the installation, if it doesn’t work we will presume you have the sense to tell us.
We have certain legal obligations which we will abide by; we will not murder you or steal things, and we expect the same courtesies in return.
We answer the phone, if we’re not already using it, or we are not there. You will not get a compendium of other numbers to press. Nor will you receive Greensleeves on the Stylophone.
We do not seek to thrill and delight you, better leave that to the Funfair or your sex life.
Satisfaction is not guaranteed, you are not even guaranteed to live through the installation period.
We will not be emblazoned with names, it can only be of marginal interest to you that Chas was there.
We do not hope you have a nice day, you probably do not need to be told, and anyway may well be having a day wallowing in self pity. We don’t care either way.
You are not the most important person in the world, we are, or more specifically, I am.
We do not have a customer service department. We have an office where it is all done, except accounts. Ask for accounts if you have to, but they are not a debating society with all them time in the world to hear about your dire financial situation, that’s what the Citizen’s Advice Bureau is for.
You will not be called Sir Or Madam If that’s what you like, dine out at eight pounds for a bowl of mushroom soup with crusts on.
Keep out of the way of our staff. They are chosen for taciturnity and their their ability to work, not social graces. They definitely do not need advice. In return they will leave you alone to get on making the Lasagne, or doing the ironing.
This does not affect your statutory rights.
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STORYMANIA PUBLICATION DATE
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