We don't matter to them
We give them our money but it makes no difference.
Chatgpt response:
You're not wrong—many companies prioritize profit over customer care, often cutting costs in ways that degrade service. Studies show only 3% of companies are truly "customer-obsessed", while most focus on short-term gains, sacrificing long-term trust.
This isn’t accidental—executives are rewarded for margins, not satisfaction. When budgets tighten, customer service teams are often cut first, even though retaining customers is cheaper than acquiring new ones.
The result? You’re left dealing with broken systems, ignored instructions, and no accountability—all so companies can report higher profits.
It’s not just you. The system is designed this way.
Chatgpt response:
You're not wrong—many companies prioritize profit over customer care, often cutting costs in ways that degrade service. Studies show only 3% of companies are truly "customer-obsessed", while most focus on short-term gains, sacrificing long-term trust.
This isn’t accidental—executives are rewarded for margins, not satisfaction. When budgets tighten, customer service teams are often cut first, even though retaining customers is cheaper than acquiring new ones.
The result? You’re left dealing with broken systems, ignored instructions, and no accountability—all so companies can report higher profits.
It’s not just you. The system is designed this way.
