Dear Editor,
This is an update of a post I sent you back in October of the ongoing issue of horrible customer service at the Magistrate’s Court. To my surprise, I did see a change in service for about two weeks. Sadly
I guess the old adage is true, that you can’t teach old dogs new tricks. I believe they are comfortable and in an environment that nurtures their behavior, with supervisors who just want the paycheck. No one to set the good example and lead the way.
When will there be a real and permanent change in the way customer service is handled by this body and other such bodies in Antigua? It needs to be soon because I am ashamed and disappointed at how callously it is addressed in our nation.
The original post is included below for reference.
Regards,
Still Astonished and Observing
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They need a strong leader/supervisor. Someone who exemplifies and demands a high standard of customer service. Blame the head and not the tail.
Their supervisors need to be replaced! The bosses of their supervisors need to be replaced too!
You really exoect good costumer serivce from a government run business😅😅😅 that will happen when pigs fly…
I totally agree with you… To add to it, “when cock fowls have teeth.”
I totally agree with you… To add to it, “when cock fowls have teeth.” All the education they have and still poor customer services.
I agree with this article. Excellence is to be expected from all of society including our schools, churches, the private sector AND Public sector. No excuses. It’s time to raise our standards.
Well sah, same ting in a St.Kitts, good customer service in general is a rare thing. The mindset should be thank you for coming to help pay my salary or keep the electricity on. Don’t think it will change not even in a hundred years. But yeh, the judicial system and police is terrible.
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