UPDATE - buyer beware:
We can all agree that a good - aalutfi
UPDATE - buyer beware:
We can all agree that a good reputation is hard to earn, harder to build, and hardest to retain.
Yet, it is unclear why transparency and honest dealing are hard concepts to fathom for the sales folks here. When a delivery date stretched from the initial 4-6 weeks to 12 weeks (and counting) with no end in sight, there was no one to own up to a clear example of misleading a customer to secure a deal.
Instead, there was an astounding level of arrogance and self righteousness that no one exhibited better than Bryan Zhang, the so-called manager. Apparently, it is more appropriate to blame poorly worded emails for failure to demonstrate honesty when it comes to delivery dates of a vehicle. Instead, one experiences a shouting, angry, rude, unprofessional and defensive individual who is process-blinded as opposed to customer-oriented. It takes a certain type of attitude to blame everything and everyone for incompetence instead of looking in the mirror.
This could have been handled so much better, but if you were Bryan, you blame Subaru Japan, the shipping boat, the Vancouver and the Halifax Ports, the Toronto receiving, the delivery truck, and the customer.
Clearly, someone slept through Sales 101.
What a shame!
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