#Day9 And again I got not very good news about my cat and think that only God will help him now. And having a deal with local vet clinics I noticed so much gaps in client communication and whole processes and this is so sad. Being trained to answer all the questions of my clients and explain difgicult things in easy way (and so all my friends do) I am really shocked that out of my bulb there is a real world where service providers are not client oriented and become rude and nervous when receive just one question. And I understand that so much work must be done in this life to make it a little bit better. In so many areas. Eternal continious development. #100dayschallenge #processimprovement #whennothingtosay
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