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Tailors, Dressmakers, and Custom Sewers Mock Interview

Question 31 of 32 for our Tailors, Dressmakers, and Custom Sewers Mock Interview

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Question 31 of 32

How would you handle a situation where you have altered a person's same suit three times, but still, the customer insists it does not fit right?

"I would have to look into whether this is a physical issue or a psychological one. If the feeling is physical, then the solution is different than if it's psychological. It's either a problem with the fit or the design, and I need to ask the client specific questions to see which one it is. Either way, three alterations is too much. I would apologize for the inconvenience and work with him to come to an agreement that satisfies him. At the end of the day, his satisfaction with the solution is all that matters."

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  • 31. How would you handle a situation where you have altered a person's same suit three times, but still, the customer insists it does not fit right?

      How to Answer

      Explain your thought process clearly by outlining your troubleshooting process.



      Written by Ryan Brown

      Answer Example

      "I would have to look into whether this is a physical issue or a psychological one. If the feeling is physical, then the solution is different than if it's psychological. It's either a problem with the fit or the design, and I need to ask the client specific questions to see which one it is. Either way, three alterations is too much. I would apologize for the inconvenience and work with him to come to an agreement that satisfies him. At the end of the day, his satisfaction with the solution is all that matters."

      Written by Ryan Brown