Ghada A.
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Today I visited the Chanel store located on New Bond Street. When I entered, I was the very first customer in the store—there was no one before or after me. A sales associate at the entrance welcomed me; her name was Hailey, although she did not introduce herself at the time. She asked what I was looking for, and I told her I was just browsing. She replied that I could look around the display outside and let her know if I needed any assistance.
I continued walking around the store, but she did not stay with me or follow up, and again, she never mentioned her name. Later, I went upstairs and met another associate named Jasmine. I explained to her that someone at the entrance had welcomed me and said she would assist me, but I never saw her again. Jasmine asked me to describe the person, and she tried to figure out who it was, but she couldn’t identify her.
Jasmine then kindly told me that she would personally help me, and she did exactly that. She was absolutely wonderful—very warm, professional, and genuinely helpful. She assisted me wholeheartedly, offered me water, and made sure I was comfortable throughout my visit. Thanks to her, the rest of my experience was very pleasant.
As I was leaving the store, I saw the first associate again and finally asked for her name, which was Hailey. Unfortunately, I was very disappointed with the way she handled my visit. On the other hand, Jasmine was exceptional, and she is the reason I left with a positive impression.