BTI # 448: Photo Shoots That Could Not End Fast Enough
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Photo Shoots That Could Not End Fast Enough
Hosted by: James Patrick
When I was in college, I got a job at Office Max one summer selling printers and various organizational tools. They also required me to work the register from time to time. On one Saturday morning, a customer came in and started yelling at me in front of not only my coworkers, but a line of patrons who started staring at the ground very uncomfortably. This customer made me call over my manager and demanded that my manager fire me.
He did not fire me, but he did apologize profusely to the customer. I was being berated by the customer for saying, "have a nice day."
Today, we're going to talk about some other shitty jobs I've had.
"They gave no direction on what they wanted the photos to look like."
IN THIS EPISODE
- Some of the worst jobs James has had.
- Photo shoots that made James question his career choice.
- How James handled awkward and uncomfortable situations.
- Beyond creepy situations.
- Overcoming unique user experiences.
- Remembering who you're there to serve.
Connect with James
Website: jamespatrick.com
Instagram: @jpatrickphoto
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