Not at any that I have ever worked at, and my work experience is pretty much entirely in "enterprise"-type companies. Customer experience is reputation and reputation is company longevity.
Sure. I don't think anyone is debating that, though the conversation has also turned to general business practices.
I agree with you. The problem is these drug dealers have anonymity. Regular drug dealers face consequences if they screw with people’s money. Maybe they will cross a line with someone who is clever someday and the tables will turn.
Longevity? We’re talking about international drug dealers and you’re talking about longevity and customer experience? Your analogies are deplorable, comparing the core values of an enterprise environment to some drug runner in China?! Then the other day you were barking at me about the issues that you’d have with Amazon Primes shipping and how that’s somewhat the same scenario… Are you nuts?! This is not Amazon Prime, this is not corporate America you bozo
Nor is this like living in China and ordering from Alibaba.
I beg to differ from those who claim that buying on the grey market is just as safe if not safer than buying compounded tirzepatide. The places who sell compounded tirzepatide are regulated and have powerful incentives not to rip people off. I'm not saying that people should buy compounded; it comes at a premium price, although not nearly as great as paid by those who buy brand name tirzepatide and semaglutide. While someone selling to you from China may have an incentive not to burn you in order to keep the money flowing that comes with having a good reputation, the person can likely flee taking what you just paid the person and giving you nothing in return. In general, I recommend sticking to vendors who have been around a while and serve many customers. They have stronger financial incentives to work to make sure they don't have many unhappy customers.
I was replying to someone who lives and works in the USA, specifically talking about working in larger companies here.
True but in a normal large company there'd be a supervisor for everyone. You'd have someone to complain to. I agree with those who are critical of QSC because there is no such person. Still I don't blame Tracy, who appears to have no connection with or ability to do anything about the problem.
I think we should restate everyone’s arguments again
Personal insults.
Just one more time and I bet we can convince everyone!
Look, I'm a booktok girlie. I'm living for it.Let me just say in advance, I know I will regret this reply
As one who has definitely *gone thru something* with QSC, I understand and support those who despise Tracy or advise people to avoid him —
— but it is impossible for me not to laugh with appreciation for a guy who publicly calls out his assistants for being "stupid" and then says they "will be punished accordingly."
I always love a really witty and funny villain movies, too.
Travolta in Pulp Fiction comes to mind.
Yes, my values are screwed up by pop culture.
Although ... when I picture what it might mean in China for someone to be "punished accordingly," it does give me pause
