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			<description>What a great post, Lori!  I completely agree with the flexibility issue, especially as a state of mind.  Ask a question of any person in customer service and you can almost immediately tell if that person is someone who tries their hardest to say &quot;yes&quot; or someone who tries their hardest to say &quot;no&quot;.  Unfortunately, many of our residents DO make some crazy requests and demands, which over time I think puts our on-site teams in the default &quot;no&quot; category.

I think it's a matter of training and role playing to teach employees that no matter what the situation, they need to make every attempt possible to offer a solution, but also understand how to find the line which a &quot;no&quot; is reasonable.   - InsiderBrent</description>
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