Sounds reasonably conscientious and professional to me... Just informal. Best combination IMO: Keep me informed, ask me for decisions when necessary, mitigate terror to my dog, talk and behave like a human, make me feel like you know your way around this and have it under control. Perfect service, no notes.

I had a pipe burst last year and it was a whole thing. The deconstruction team was led by a millennial and he had three gen zers working with him. They were amazing and so communicative.

The reconstruction was a young boomer and a couple random teams he contracted out to. Getting anything was like pulling teeth. He seemed frustrated by the questions I had after he offered nothing.

Company: Precision Home Security

Employee review for: Madison

Madison is an asset to the company. Not only does she have high technical acumen with the product, but she also has an approach to customer service which is disarming to the customer. She has met her goals of up-selling by mentioning product up sells built into organic conversations. Her empathy toward both the customer and their belongings is to be praised. While her approach may be considered non-traditional, she serves the customers with the highest level of care while also coming off as infinitely approachable.

Manager Recommendation: Offer an immediate 20% raise and fast-track her to become a trainer for our other installers.

The Zs are the first ray of hope in a long time. They’re like fully actualized Gen X. They’re doing their own thing collectively.

The best part of this is that the one thing they were really concerned about and took extra precautions with was accidentally frightening the dog :)

That's not "Gen Z", thatcs "nice person"

I'm always looking for the Mothman.

lmao I love this dude

Mothman?

I appreciate honest and concerned folk like that, I mean they aight in my book.

I read all of this in Benito Skinner voice and I imagine this person with impeccable manicure.

But I would argue, peak professionalism, like they said all the things that were required AND was mindful of the little dog!

Can't spell rizz without Z

There's a lot of people on this planet who would go absolutely baboon boinking bonkers if they heard a service worker say "That's a you problem." And not a single one of their genitals have worked without pharmaceutical aid since the 90's.

I speculate it's not going to be long before the abusive nursing home industry fucking BOOMS. So many people are going to look at an elderly person they have power of attorney over and say "You're not in hell yet, but you should be." Bedsore Meadows is gonna have a waiting list, mark my words.