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People Are Sharing Screenshots Of Amazon Employees Flirting With Them (14 Pics)

Working in customer service has its ups and downs. You get to help a lot of interesting people, but on the flip side, your job can be a bit boring or unfulfilling at times. However, even if things get tough, customers expect you to remain professional at all times. However, not everyone is capable of staying emotionless, as Twitter user Roxana showed everyone.

She posted a few screenshots and said that an Amazon customer service guy started flirting with her while helping her out with her query. Turns out, Roxana isn’t the only one to have been in a situation like this—others posted their own encounters with what they believe were flirty customer service personnel, both from Amazon and elsewhere. However, some people think that this isn’t flirting but that these customer service employees simply really know how to engage with their clients and were being nice.

Scroll down and have a look, dear Pandas. If you have any similar stories to tell, let us know in the comments below.

Twitter user Roxana shared what an Amazon customer service employee did while helping her out

People Are Sharing Screenshots Of Amazon Employees Flirting With Them (14 Pics)

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People Are Sharing Screenshots Of Amazon Employees Flirting With Them (14 Pics)

Others shared their own tales of how Amazon employees flirted with them

People Are Sharing Screenshots Of Amazon Employees Flirting With Them (14 Pics)

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People Are Sharing Screenshots Of Amazon Employees Flirting With Them (14 Pics)

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Roxana’s thread was wildly popular. With over 305k likes, more than 21.5k retweets, and 1.6k quote tweets in just a few days, she reached a sizeable chunk of Twitter with her story.

We’re pretty darn sure that Amazon (or any of the other companies Twitter users mentioned in the thread) doesn’t pay its employees to flirt at work. So what does Amazon expect from its customer service associates?

“Our associates are bright, articulate, and detail-oriented with a genuine desire to find solutions to customer problems. We are seeking action-oriented, flexible problem-solvers to assist customers in expediting orders and correcting post-sale problems,” Amazon boasts about the qualities that their associates working in 130 locations in 40+ countries ought to have.

Meanwhile, Harver points out that the top 5 qualities expected from professional customer service employees include emotional intelligence, humility, being tech-savvy, patience, and good listening skills.

So while it’s important to connect with customers on an emotional level and to be empathetic, it’s also vital to draw a line when it comes to potentially romantic behavior. The same goes for customers who might try flirting with customer service employees, too: it’s best to keep things professional and avoid making anyone uncomfortable.

Meanwhile, some Twitter users showed proof that some customer service employees from other companies tried flirting with them, too

People Are Sharing Screenshots Of Amazon Employees Flirting With Them (14 Pics)

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People Are Sharing Screenshots Of Amazon Employees Flirting With Them (14 Pics)

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Random Panda 4 years ago (edited)

Am I the only one who thinks the majority of these are not flirting? I mean saying "thanks for being understanding and kind" is....just good customer service? Complimenting someone's name and their smile is quite different.

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Vic 4 years ago

I thought the same, in the few that I read, u felt the rep is happy that the customer is being a decent human..🙂

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Marcellus the Third 4 years ago

Absolutely. You have to be in the Mike "any hint of humanity is a gateway to sex" Pence camp to make a deal of this... Most of these could have been (and are!) handled by a bot so these are more reassuring if anything.

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SirPatTheCat 4 years ago

I agree except for the girls that talked for two hours, that was definitely flirting haha

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Lola 4 years ago

No, you are not. These are people trained to keep you hooked. This has nothing to do with flirting. Not to mention that a lot of them are in different countries, and cultural differences are definitely a part of it.

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