A customer approaches you on your route and complains that a package they were expecting was never delivered. How do you respond?

A customer approaches you on your route and

Multiple choice — select the best answer

ATell the customer there is nothing you can do and to contact the post office by phone
BArgue that delivery issues are not your personal responsibility
CListen to the customer, express empathy, and provide available information such as how to track the package or contact the post office
DIgnore the complaint and continue your route without engaging with the customer

✓ Correct answer: C. Listen to the customer, express empathy, and provide available information such as how to track the package or contact the post office Professional customer interaction requires active listening, empathy, and providing helpful information. Even if the carrier cannot personally resolve the issue, they can guide the customer to appropriate resources.

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