Have you ever done it? I've now done it twice (both in a work environment) and I think both times, the results were fairly consistent. Very high C followed by high S. Actually, more like out of this water high C.
Anyways, as a high C, one of my behavioral patterns is to avoid confrontation. In many respects, I completely agree. In others, not so much.
For example...
When I believe one is entitled to their own opinion and therefore posts a review online reflecting this. And then being questioned by the owners about how genuine my post is because I was a guest at the wedding and not the Bride/Groom. Wow, how insulting. Basically, out of the 200 odd guests that were present that night, only TWO people were CUSTOMERS. Way to shoot yourself in the foot. (great line that was, I will be adding that to my review!).
So I personally believed that the service received that night was not on par with other restaurants that I'd been to as part of a wedding reception. And so I voiced this. Apparently, it ruffled some feathers (GOOD!) and the restaurant have contacted the Bride/Groom to say that are "concerned" with the post one of their guests (i.e. me) left online. Well... this is an open forum. And I am entitled to my opinion. And also, every single thing that I mentioned happened, was said to me or people in my vicinity or was blatantly observed.
I'm basically being silenced which really pisses me off. Actually, it's the fact that they QUESTIONED the authenticity of my post and THEN asked the Bride/Groom to contact me to REMOVE my comment that irks me. What? Did I hit too many sore spots? I was too on the money? It caused an embarrassment to the restaurant? That is the WHOLE POINT of reviews on forums such as urbanspoon!
This. is. not. over.
Anyways, as a high C, one of my behavioral patterns is to avoid confrontation. In many respects, I completely agree. In others, not so much.
For example...
When I believe one is entitled to their own opinion and therefore posts a review online reflecting this. And then being questioned by the owners about how genuine my post is because I was a guest at the wedding and not the Bride/Groom. Wow, how insulting. Basically, out of the 200 odd guests that were present that night, only TWO people were CUSTOMERS. Way to shoot yourself in the foot. (great line that was, I will be adding that to my review!).
So I personally believed that the service received that night was not on par with other restaurants that I'd been to as part of a wedding reception. And so I voiced this. Apparently, it ruffled some feathers (GOOD!) and the restaurant have contacted the Bride/Groom to say that are "concerned" with the post one of their guests (i.e. me) left online. Well... this is an open forum. And I am entitled to my opinion. And also, every single thing that I mentioned happened, was said to me or people in my vicinity or was blatantly observed.
I'm basically being silenced which really pisses me off. Actually, it's the fact that they QUESTIONED the authenticity of my post and THEN asked the Bride/Groom to contact me to REMOVE my comment that irks me. What? Did I hit too many sore spots? I was too on the money? It caused an embarrassment to the restaurant? That is the WHOLE POINT of reviews on forums such as urbanspoon!
This. is. not. over.
