"Judge" is a peculiar word in this context. But if you mean "does it matter," the short answer is that in a business, everything matters.
This is a customer service business. If you're in a customer service business, why wouldn't every single choice you make be geared to retaining customers? Frankly, your taste in music is irrelevant. You should be seeking to please the customer, or doing research on what sort of music makes customers more likely to come back. That same goes for your selection of drinks, bed sheets, etc.
My choice, as expressed in the previous thread is no music. But if music is going to be played, like (I suspect) most folks a year or two over 50, I don't want rap of any kind. I want something I'm familiar with or like. I personally don't care for country. The next guy may hate rock and roll. The third guy may think that Miles Davis is God and there is nothing he'd rather hear than Kinda Blue.
I'd suggest getting about 10 to 20 mix CD that you make up that should satisfy any genre of music. Make them well thought out. Add maybe 20 iconic albums from a few eras. Then ask the customer to if they would like music and then ask them to pick one for you. Then, no matter what they pick, tell them it's one of your favorites. And once you've said that, know enough about the band(s) or song(s) to converse intelligently for a bit to make that claim plausible.
Originally Posted by TexTushHog
+1
Well said sir.
OP's Question:
Do you judge a provider on her music choices BCD?
Since I am the Customer, I would Hope The Session would be Geared towards my likes and wants and pretend you like it, goes with the Illusion of Passion that you are creating. Music, Candles, etc.
Cpi3000, that visual had me ROFLMAO
(Cowgirl with Head-Phones, like on a Treadmill)
CG