Rachael
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There are many challenges an employer goes through but on the outward look, we onlookers may think that they are only busy making profits with absolutely no challenges which is a wrong assertion. Employers do go through a lot of daily challenges and this could influence the growth of the business negatively. Handling complaints is not only limited to the customers but also to the employees as well. There are different ways in which employers handle complaint at both angles and the ability to handle them effectively would promote the business growth. In business, an employer needs to be slow to react to even annoying or triggering situation although, there are some customers that could be so rude and tend to use the popular slogan of 'customers are always right,' to get through the flesh of employers but the ability to handle even rude customers in a polite way would enhance productivity in the long run. A typical case is the problem that ensued between my Aunt who operates a mini boutique, where she sells female shoes. It happened where a customer purchased a shoe and paid for it, and after two weeks, she came to the shop to complain that she does not like the shoe anymore and needed a prompt refund. My aunt was skeptical and confused, because the shoe was bought by the customer directly, she even tried it on in the shop before payment was made. Well, after all the back and forth, the money was refunded, only for my aunt to notice that this girl who claimed she had not made use of the shoes, used it for her birthday photoshoot and also to attend a wedding, my aunt discovered it through her Facebook page. Now, my question is, if you were in such situation, would you refund the money like my aunt did? Certainly I would never refund the money after a space of two weeks interval.