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This document provides guidance on handling guest complaints effectively. It notes that guests may be difficult for various reasons like being tired, confused, or defensive. The most common complaints relate to incorrect information, mechanical issues, attitude problems, or service failures. When addressing complaints, listen actively and put yourself in the guest's shoes. Do not argue or raise your voice. Determine all the relevant facts objectively. Show concern for resolving the issue and follow steps like addressing the guest, giving attention, finding solutions, taking action, and following up. Always maintain a polite and helpful demeanor to turn an unhappy guest into a repeat customer.
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- 2. 2 COMMON REASONS FOR BEING DIFFICULT tired or frustrated confused or overwhelmed defending their ego unfamiliar with situation feel ignored under influence of drink or drugs don’t understand in bad mood in a hurry other reasons…..
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