One thing I’ve noticed in the last few years is that customer service (across all industries) seems to be getting worse.
Perhaps there is some correlation to inflation and a general decline in the quality of goods and services as people prefer to optimize for cash today (skimping on customer service/quality materials) rather than build lasting relationships with their customers.
Or maybe I’m just imagining this, and you have a different experience.
I’d love to hear your perspective on a couple of things:
- Are you seeing changes (better or worse) to customer service in your life over the last few years?
- What are the best examples of insanely good customer service you’ve seen? Feel free to share links to any companies who deserve recognition!
- As a bonus, what are some things you’d like to see Stacker News implement to improve customer service/onboarding?
I don’t understand this? What does the application do? Can you be rejected? I want to apply to end these life sucking fiat banks!
I used to see them once or twice a week, and don't know if it's coincidence or just life, but we started being parents and covid lockdows hit, so after covid I see them like once every 3 months probably. I think in my case with covid we lost our friendship routines to have a coffee every week.
his team has just confirmed it
https://m.stacker.news/39696
As Bitcoin grows, it will be more present.
I'm just concerned it might not be politicians licking Bitcoin asses, like people around here love to see, but rather politicians and statists might start pointing at Bitcoiners and blaming them for whatever-fucking-thing to try to crush the movement.
I would love all politicians to ignore bitcoiner hard, really hard. And we just keep doing our thing. And hopefully, one day, everyone is using Bitcoin before it even became something relevant in the political sphere. And then, hopefully, it will be too late to try to crush it with propaganda, violence and other miserable tactics.