An English article was translated by a Laureda

A taxi driver taught me a lesson about passenger satisfaction and expectations, which was worth $1 million. Commercially motivated speakers charge thousands of dollars for traveling training for business managers and staff, but I was able to complete a taxi trip for only $12.

I flew to Dallas with the sole purpose of visiting customers, and time was of the essence to me because I needed to get back to the airport quickly after a reversal trip from the airport to my destination. A clean taxi stopped in front of me, and the driver arrived with a tame manner, opened the passenger door, and closed it when he was sure I was seated comfortably; As he sat in the driver's seat, he prompted me for a neatly folded Wall Street** for passengers, and then showed me several different** tapes for me to choose to admire. I looked around and said:

Okay, how about a 'Watchful Camera'? ”

I found it hard to believe the service I was enjoying and took the opportunity to say, "You're proud of your work and there must be a story to tell." "Surely you believe it," he says, "I used to work in commercial American states, but I'm tired of working there."

Thinking that it would be difficult for my ideals to be fulfilled to a great extent, I decided to look for a place in my life because here I can be proud to be the best person I can be. I know I'll never be a scientist working on rockets, but I love driving. I am able to help others while feeling fulfilled in the day's work and I am doing well, and I will evaluate my personal property correctly.

Aha, I became a taxi driver. One thing I can be sure of is that I am proficient in my business, and I can only simply meet the expectations of my passengers." Although I like **, I also like that the driver is the "best", which is much better than the average passable.

Would I not hesitate to tip the driver? You guessed it right! Commercializing the economic income of the United States is not associated with a travel-loving nation (becoming friends).

Translation of the Son of Yamashiro

Taxi drivers told me to expect lessons in customer satisfaction and $1 million. Motivational speeches cost thousands of dollars on this type of training, through business managers and staff. It costs only $12 for me to take a taxi.

I had a flight to Dallas for the sole purpose of customer request. Time is of the essence, and my plan includes a quick turnaround trip from back to the airport. A spotlessly clean taxi pulled up.

The driver took the passenger, opened my door and made sure I was comfortable sitting in front of him and closed the door. As he mentioned in the driver's seat, fold neatly Wall Street ** I used. Then, he took a few tapes and asked me what type of ** I liked.

Good! I looked around for a "look at the camera!" "Isn't it?

I couldn't believe I was receiving the service! I took the opportunity to say, "It's clear that you're very proud of your work. You have to have a story.

You bet," he said, "I used to be an American businessman." I'm tired of saying though, considering I'd better never be good enough. I decided to find me in the best position in life where I could feel as I could be proud.

I know I'll never be a rocket scientist, but I love driving and helping people, and I feel like I've done a whole day's work and getting things done. I rate my personal property ,..Replay!

I became a taxi driver. One thing I know for sure is that in order to be good in my business, I can simply meet the expectations of passengers. However, to do well in my business, I want to exceed my customers' expectations!

I love the sound and being returned'Great'At the beginning than average. “

Am I not hesitating to tip him? You bet! The loss of American commerce is a friend of folklore.