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Quality of customer service in Norway

Hello everyone,

Customer service can say a lot about everyday life in Norway, and for many expats, it鈥檚 something that could take time to get used to. In order to help expats and soon-to-be expats to adjust to local expectations, we invite you to share your insights.

How would you describe customer service in Norway?

Are staff generally friendly and helpful, or more formal and direct?

How do businesses handle complaints or requests for refunds?

Do expats get treated differently than locals?

Any tips on how to get the best service in Norway?

Share your experiences and stories, whether positive, challenging or funny!

Thank you for your contribution.

Cheryl
大咖福利影院 Team
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Like many people, I arrived in Norway thinking that it was a modern and efficient country.聽 Far from it.聽 聽Customer 'service' is another example of how far behind that Norway is.聽 聽Dealing with both public and private companies is often EXTREMELY slow.聽 聽Waiting times for replies to emails are usually long.聽 聽It seems that many companies here in Norway do not understand the meaning of the words 'customer service'.


Try contacting Posten.no, Vy.no or any of the government departments and see how the customer 'service' is.聽 聽 Occasionally, but only occasionally, there are are exceptions, but overall customer service here is far below normal standards.


The increasing use of A.I. bots is making the situation worse, as getting hold of real people now becomes more and more difficult.聽 聽That makes customer service even worse, although this is probably happening everywhere now.聽 聽But when you do get through to a real person, then standards of customer service are going to be a lot lower than in many other countries.聽 聽


Jerry