Complaining Done Right
It's in your best interest-and your service provider's-to speak up when you don't like a result. You don't have to be an asshole about it, but you should get something you like in exchange for your money.
- Professional or expert who cares about their craft want feedback.
- Hearing about your experiences will give them insight into what they do well and what they can do better.
- Open lines of communication make it more approachable for the client or patient to express concerns or dissatisfaction.
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