customer service

Updated: November 20th, 2025 Short answer: Yup — if you were hypothetically considering it. The longer answer: Yes – and here’s how it stacks up. Back in 2025, the folks at Paypath declared Target the ultimate no-go for would-be shoplifters. Their argument: Target doesn’t just take loss prevention seriously, it basically owns it — with

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At the risk of being judged, I’ll admit that I just can’t stand cleaning. Getting on the floor to scrub the toilet just isn’t for me. Besides, I don’t have the time to clean during the work week, and on weekends I’d rather be at brunch than in my apartment with a broom in hand.

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Most people don’t shop around for the best car loan before taking the plunge on a new ride. But if you financed your car at an auto dealership or if your credit has improved in recent years, you’re probably one of the majority of Americans paying too much on their auto loan. Luckily, rateGenius is

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If you are bilingual or speak even more languages than two, there are jobs out there suited towards your strengths. Knowing more than one language is not only a personal achievement but is valued in a variety of fields of employment. Your love for linguistics can help you land a job that others may miss

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Do you have the “gift of gab” and want to put your money where your mouth is, somewhat literally? Using your voice to help you career-wise is perfect for those who love to talk and do it well. There are specific careers that are well-suited for folks who thrive on interpersonal communication done the old-fashioned

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In any business, no matter the domain, there will always be some element of service. When you picture any kind of customer service representative, what comes to mind is an overly-cheery person chirping away on the phone to a disgruntled customer. It may seem hyperbolic, but having worked in several customer service industries, I can

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If you own a small business, one of the first major milestones is getting customers to like and pay for your product or service. But a one-time hit is not what will keep the business afloat. You need repeat customers who want to stick around as much as you want them to. To keep customers

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