Rules for Good Deliveries
- Raymond Chung
- Sep 30, 2018
- 1 min read
Communication is key, it’s important to keep your customers in the loop at all times, this builds up a good rapport between supplier and customer and can make the difference between you getting work or someone else !
Time keeping, it’s much better to be half an hour early than 5 minutes late, give your customer a call to let them know you’ve arrived early for a pickup, this shows you’re on the ball and punctual. Going to be late ? Give your customer a call so they can take relevant action before it becomes a problem.
Being well dressed and presentable gives a good impression
Manners go a long way, it’s important to respect your customers, sometimes their requests may change at short notice.
“You can’t reach a goal you haven’t set” remind yourself what you’re aiming for.
Things take longer than planned, don’t be too optimistic and think it’s going to be an easy ride, the best results require hard work and persistence!
People buy from people, get to know your customers and let them get to know you. You can compete with anyone by being approachable and personable.
First of all I had ana interview with one of your advisers , I cannot believe you ask for upfront money from the candidates, does not matter if it is setting up an ltd, getting a van hire and I have never heard of putting in a deposit to get a job. That means you are scammers and try to fool people into getting their money. And by the way the advert did not say I have to pay upfront any fees or set up any kind of ltd so I will report you to the proper authorities so people like you don't pray on the naive.