Don't just look at the dismissal time
When determining your appointment time, consider the time you will actually leave the workplace. Take into account the time it takes to turn off the computer, walk to the parking lot, or wait for public transportation. Check transportation options at that time of day. If a meeting on your calendar may run out, leave a buffer instead of booking it at the first available minute. You can also ask if there is space where you can wait if you arrive at the business early.
Select the actions you need from the beginning
If you want a beard or styling along with a haircut, explain the scope of service in advance. The "I'll decide there and then" approach may exceed your allotted time. Share the photos of the two models you are undecided on and find out which one can be discussed within the allotted time. When comparing the price, also check if the same services are included; Don't decide based on the starting amount alone.
React early to change of plan
Notify the business as soon as you notice that your rush hour has changed. Instead of waiting until the last moment knowing you will be late, ask for a new convenient time. Make sure your appointment confirmation and business contact information are available. It's also helpful to note the day you're comfortable with for the next visit. The aim is not to force the same hours every week, but to establish a routine that you can actually follow.
Short check before appointment
- Calculate transportation and departure time together.
- Clarify cuts, beards and additional services before the appointment.
- If your work schedule changes, notify the business as early as possible.
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