It pays to be nice<\/p>\n
Among all the junk and spam that comes in through the mailbox every now and then a little gem falls on our desks \u2013 reality kicks in and all of a sudden the world looks a better place \u2013 when it happens such revealing articles are worth sharing because they touch nerves in all of us and for one of our guys such an experience happened this weekend.<\/p>\n
It\u2019s a short story with both a hopeful message and a happy ending.<\/p>\n
\u201cThis story is about a person working with a freezer plant. Going the extra mile to help is something we in the GFD Group like to think we do for our customers because it is a principle in which we believe \u2013 one which in fact we have previously covered in a blog on our sister site Timber Composite Doors<\/a> called \u201cGoing the extra mile\u201d<\/a> and featuring the amazing singing vicar Father Ray Kelly who really did go the extra mile for the happy couple with his rendition of Hallelujah<\/a>.<\/p>\n The GFD Group of companies comprises Timber Composite Doors<\/a>, Global Door<\/a>, Fusion Door<\/a>, Composite Door Prices<\/a> and for windows Global Sash Windows<\/a> or if it\u2019s just accessories your after Eurosecure<\/a> and it is our aim to provide our customers with the best possible service at all times. \u201cJust like the guy above who got trapped in the freezer\u201d we will try not to forget you which is why you may receive a courtesy call from one of our staff whether you purchase a new door \/ window or accessory or not \u2013 we want to your feedback because the only way we can improve is by knowing what we got right or wrong.<\/p>\n Any courtesy call you receive from one of our staff should not be confused with our TRUST PILOT<\/a> reviews \u2013 these are collected independently by that company all we provide is the contact details.<\/p>\n
\nIt was almost the day end. Everyone had packed up to check out.
\nA technical snag developed in the plant and he went to check.
\nBy the time he finished it was late. The doors were sealed and the lights were off.
\nTrapped inside the ice plant for the night without air and light, an icy grave was almost sure for him.
\nHours passed thus. Suddenly he found someone opening the door.
\nWas it a miracle?
\nThe security guard entered there with a torch and helped him to come out.
\nOn the way back the person asked the security guard, \u201cHow did you know that I was inside? Who informed you?\u201d the guard said, \u201cNo one sir; this unit has about 50 people. But you are the only one who says Hello to me in the morning and Bye in the evening.
\nYou had reported in morning. But did not go out. That made me suspicious.\u201d
\n<\/u>He never knew a small gesture of greeting someone would prove to be a lifesaver for him.
\nYou never know – it may work a miracle in your life too.\u201d
\n<\/em>Education is not a degree or certificate that can be shown to others as proof. It is our attitude, actions, language and behaviour with others in real life.!<\/p>\n