When something goes wrong, what can we do to get a satisfactory outcome? Think about the last time you complained. Perhaps you brought a faulty item, or you were angry about the way you had been treated by an organisation or an individual person. What did you do about it? Was the outcome successful? With new forms of communication becoming more popular over recent years, has the traditional way of complaining by letter been overtaken by complaining by phone or email?
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