
This is How to Break Bad News to Customers
Breaking bad news is the hardest part of any job. Whether we’re just the messenger or the ones who actually made the bad-news decisions, it’s not fun.
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Breaking bad news is the hardest part of any job. Whether we’re just the messenger or the ones who actually made the bad-news decisions, it’s not fun.

Despite what the agent said, he didn’t see a thing. He wasn’t listening, didn’t care, and wasn’t particularly engaged. It was also obvious that he was reading from a script—which only made things worse.

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