A survey found that the British, Germans, Italians, and Swedes were the top complaining nations. The survey asked how often, why, and when people complain. The most common reason British shoppers complain is poor service, such as not enough shop assistants or long queues over 5 minutes. Some British people do not complain due to lack of time, feeling it does not help, or embarrassment.
A survey found that the British, Germans, Italians, and Swedes were the top complaining nations. The survey asked how often, why, and when people complain. The most common reason British shoppers complain is poor service, such as not enough shop assistants or long queues over 5 minutes. Some British people do not complain due to lack of time, feeling it does not help, or embarrassment.
A survey found that the British, Germans, Italians, and Swedes were the top complaining nations. The survey asked how often, why, and when people complain. The most common reason British shoppers complain is poor service, such as not enough shop assistants or long queues over 5 minutes. Some British people do not complain due to lack of time, feeling it does not help, or embarrassment.
1) The top four complaining nations also included the Germans, the
Italians and the Swedish
2) In the survey the question was how often, why and when they complain 3) The most common reason British shoppers give for a complaint is that the service is not good enough. If there aren’t enough shop assistants or the queue isn’t moving quickly enough, the British get angry. 4) When asked how long they queue before they get annoyed, they said more than five minutes was too long 5) For the few British people who don’t complain, 42% don’t have time, 37% feel it doesn’t help and 31% feel too embarrassed