Hi Folks:
I'm planning to organize an external workshop for the managers and team leaders of my company. However, the vendors with whom the company is looking forward to take up with I feel are unprofessional.
They never give a timely response to the e-mails sent to them because of which it becomes extremely difficult for me to co-ordinate and re-co-ordinate when things don't work as planned due to their late or no responses. When I'd co-ordinated with the participants and fixed a schedule for the vendor trainer to interact with them they arrived pretty late on that day and further didn't even care to inform in advance about it. I'd requested for the Vendor Trainers profile. They replied to me however, I couldn't find any Trainer Profile attached with e-mail they sent. Immediately, I brought this to their notice however, till date I'ven't heard from them. I find it very difficult to put up with their unprofessionalism.
How can I diplomatically and assertively communicate via e-mail that such unprofessionalism want to entertained?
Please guide and suggest.
Thanks.
Regards,
KVE
I'm planning to organize an external workshop for the managers and team leaders of my company. However, the vendors with whom the company is looking forward to take up with I feel are unprofessional.
They never give a timely response to the e-mails sent to them because of which it becomes extremely difficult for me to co-ordinate and re-co-ordinate when things don't work as planned due to their late or no responses. When I'd co-ordinated with the participants and fixed a schedule for the vendor trainer to interact with them they arrived pretty late on that day and further didn't even care to inform in advance about it. I'd requested for the Vendor Trainers profile. They replied to me however, I couldn't find any Trainer Profile attached with e-mail they sent. Immediately, I brought this to their notice however, till date I'ven't heard from them. I find it very difficult to put up with their unprofessionalism.
How can I diplomatically and assertively communicate via e-mail that such unprofessionalism want to entertained?
Please guide and suggest.
Thanks.
Regards,
KVE