141. How to elegantly fire a client (in less than 3 minutes)

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In very few cases, we discern and decide to fire a
client. But the question is, when and how to do it? How to fire a
customer elegantly? Is there even a way to fire a client
nicely?


In the restaurant industry, we are dealing with people.
People are delicate. We need to handle things accordingly to make
sure we maintain our company character and culture. We are
courteous, friendly and we are firm!


Firing a client is not an easy decision. But sometimes,
it just needs to happen. And in our company, it needs to be done
quickly (less than 3 min). NO details provided, and it must end
positively!


In a previous training video, we talked about how to
terminate a team member. Our topic for today, how to elegantly
fire a client, will be very similar. Please watch until the end
to find out the 4 Quick Steps to Firing a Customer.


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