Above and beyond should be reward not punished. Nice guys shouldn't finish last in a case like this.
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Janice Beasley
11 years ago
Customer service is a lost art these days. No one cares about the customer, and it's horrible. This man should be commended on a job well done. He deserves to be rewarded!
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Mark F
11 years ago
Can you put a price on big heart?
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David Watson
11 years ago
Rehire him
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Matthew
11 years ago
LET HIM BACK
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Larry Busby
11 years ago
Arkansas
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Barbara Shaffer
11 years ago
Ralph's friendliness might be the only pleasant contact some of the tenants experience in their day.
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sharon popplewell
11 years ago
Give this man his job back.
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Mike
11 years ago
I agree
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Phaedra Philippoussis
11 years ago
Hey building management, its called community, try it.
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Leon
11 years ago
N/A
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Cindy Silverback
11 years ago
The filthy nog was skimming money on the side, and was caught.
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jaimee brooks
11 years ago
Pennsylvania
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Steven Ducat
11 years ago
Hong Kong
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Karen thorpe
11 years ago
How in this day and age can you sack someone for being too nice. Shame on you. Maybe he should be employed to coach your managers on customer service
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Therese Clarke
11 years ago
Stockholm
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Richard B. Roberts
11 years ago
Good people are hard to find who care.So do your self a service and reinstate him and see an asset when you have one.
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nick
11 years ago
I think he definitely went above and beyond the call of duty for his job!
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Kate Nelson
11 years ago
Good employees are apparently as hard to find as good employers. Rehire this exemplary employee.
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Anita Gold
11 years ago
You have to be kidding me. But let's highlight the fact he needs to be kind to himself too. Balance is the key. Let him have his job back.
Above and beyond should be reward not punished. Nice guys shouldn't finish last in a case like this.
Customer service is a lost art these days. No one cares about the customer, and it's horrible. This man should be commended on a job well done. He deserves to be rewarded!
Can you put a price on big heart?
Rehire him
LET HIM BACK
Arkansas
Ralph's friendliness might be the only pleasant contact some of the tenants experience in their day.
Give this man his job back.
I agree
Hey building management, its called community, try it.
N/A
The filthy nog was skimming money on the side, and was caught.
Pennsylvania
Hong Kong
How in this day and age can you sack someone for being too nice. Shame on you. Maybe he should be employed to coach your managers on customer service
Stockholm
Good people are hard to find who care.So do your self a service and reinstate him and see an asset when you have one.
I think he definitely went above and beyond the call of duty for his job!
Good employees are apparently as hard to find as good employers. Rehire this exemplary employee.
You have to be kidding me. But let's highlight the fact he needs to be kind to himself too. Balance is the key. Let him have his job back.