Olive Garden's Response to a Customer Complaint Is the 1 Thing No Company Should Ever Do
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from Inc4 months ago
Companies often prioritize their online reputation over customer service, leading people to voice concerns on platforms like TikTok or YouTube. This was evident with Olive Garden's recent incident.
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When a customer on TikTok highlighted letters on their Olive Garden breadstick, the restaurant responded the next day, asking for more information and showing concern.
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After reaching out as requested, the customer received a $100 gift card from Olive Garden as compensation. However, the broader customer base also deserves clarity on the issue.
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Olive Garden's response raises questions about the importance of transparency. If they're truly "concerned," should they not explain to other customers as well?
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