(1) when eating slowly, ask the merchant the meal time first, and politely say, "Hello, when will the meal be served, so that I can contact the customer. Don't keep customers waiting. Thank you. "

(2) Call the customer and explain the reason for the possible delay: "Hello, I am the rider of the US delegation, and your meal may be delivered later. I'll send it to you as soon as it comes up here. It's expected to be delivered around XX. Please understand. "

Use honorifics more often

It is right to use honorific words more, whether it is to take orders from merchants or to deliver meals to customers. Speaking politely can not only show respect for others, but also prove that you are a polite person. Common civilized expressions are "please, hello, thank you, trouble, sorry, goodbye".

When I went to the merchant to pick up the meal, I smiled: "Hello, I've come to get the order number. XX for take-out by the US Mission. The customer needs the invoice on the order. Have you released it? " Thank you! "

② When delivering food to customers: "Hello, is this Mr./Ms. XX? Your group takeaway has arrived, please pick up your meal in XX/put it in XX, please pick up your meal in time. "

(3) When the customer comes out to pick up the meal, he says, "Hello, your US group takes delivery. Have a nice meal! "

These words seem simple, but if we persist for a long time, we will see the changes that "speaking well" has brought to our work.

Always smile.

Smile is the best business card, which can shorten the distance between two people. Keeping smiling in interpersonal communication will make people feel like a spring breeze and warm.