So your saying you never went to work not feeling well and not able to give your very best? I am sure your employer was expecting the same level of performance as always. Yet I doubt you stayed home without pay or offered your employer a partial refund for your being YMMV that day. Get over the YMMV thing David. These gals are human after all.
Originally Posted by OldButStillGoing
When I am not feeling my best, usually it is a personal issue with family or a friend, but when I go to work,
I work and do my best as that is what I am getting paid to do. The issues, whether they would effect me or not, are put on the back burner so I can do my job without distractions, then after work, I can bring them to the front again. If the issue(s) are bad enough that no matter what, I cannot deal with it and be able to focus on work and do my job effectively, I would call in sick because if I let a personal issue get in the way of doing my job, my boss would write me up or worse case scenario, can me, and I would be looking for another job.
With providers it should work the same way so to speak. If they are not up to giving an acceptable high level of a BCD experience, especially for the amount of money they are getting, they should cancel and reschedule. I know that cannot call in sick and have the benefit of sick pay, and they have to pay those bills so wanting the money, they do a YMMV on advertised services session and expect it to be OK enough to not get a bad review because they were just not at their best and knew that coming in. And, OBSG, it is guys like you that defend and accept the low standard practices of providers who give those type of sessions giving them the green light to do it to others and then in some cases, they do it the majority of their sessions regardless. Maybe, instead of telling guys that they are in the wrong by not accepting the YMMV card play on the services a provider advertises she offers, you should pay a provider's full donation rate and get shitty service because they are just not up to it or do not feel like it, and have multiple providers in the double digit category do it to you, one right after the other on repetitive subsequent sessions. Then let's hear you defend those ladies for giving you the poor service and seeing if you would still think that it is an acceptable mannerism.