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UnionBank's Activate, Spend, and Get Promo
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I received an eGift for my first purchase on my UnionBank Cashback card
(which replaced my CitiBank Cashback card).
I redeemed it for an Iced Signature Cla...
Debunking Dutch NYE Excuses
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Let me preface this rant with a disclaimer about where I live, because I do
think it affects my experience. My town is part of the Dutch Bible Belt,
and al...
Cameleon Make Up Collection Review
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Hey Beautiful! What I have right now is the *Cameleon Makeup Collection*.
My cousin gave it last year. Since she knew that I am a makeup enthusiast
and doi...
Second week of taming
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After cleaning the cage nearly everyday and saying hi to my birdies every
time I pass by. It's finally paying off and they seem to be taking a liking
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Sinigang (Tamarind Soup Base)
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*WARNING! I AM NOT A PROFESSIONAL COOK! Just a home-cook mum. :)*
DINNER FOR TONIGHT IS SINIGANG (TAMARIND SOUP BASE). This is one of my sons
and hubby's ...
INSTEAD of saying "I apologize for the inconvenience this has caused you. Let me go ahead, and check what seem to be going on here."
---- There's empathy, but setting a negative mood with the word inconvenience. While the next statement would be better with short and straight-to-point statement.
SAY, "I am sorry to hear that you're unable to connect to the net. Let me go ahead and check the account."
---- Demonstrating empathy, reiterated the purpose of the call through active listening. Then, smoothly moved on to the next course of action you plan to take.
REPLACED the "I appreciate that." with "Got it!" or maybe a simple "Thanks!", when caller provided the PIN. For me, it's unnecessary to say appreciate, when I think that there's nothing special about it, and just part of the SECVER.
OMITTED "You're welcome." when the caller said no need for help and said thanks. IMO, I haven't done anything special, except for checking the account status, so like a casual "Sure, no worries." should be enough. Then transition to proactively ask if there's anything the caller needs assistance for.