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You can edit the star rating, photograph, and the written note any number of times during the 100-day review period. Show Reviews cannot be edited while a case is open for that order. If the seller responded to your review, you won't be able to edit the review, even if the seller deletes their response. Let us know if you’d like us to remove your original review.
There should be a way for both seller and buyer to agree to take down a negative review. I have had only 1. seller did not respond for days. i left a reply on one item . suddenly she responds. Says she recived item. leaves 3 stars, then changes to 4 with tepid response. I ask why( sent items were great, gift extras etc ) no response as yet. I asked if she would contact etsy to have the 1star one removed. No response. I wonder if she is maybe a competitor or friend of one with a different shop trying decrease my ratings .. its a terrible system generally ...to have two items in one order neg. reviewed when they were not even received, 4 biz days after intl shipping she was told would take 7-14 days...compromised 10 years of consistent 5* ratings over 1700 sales. Not right.
You learned the hard way that a review cannot be changed once you reply. The only way to get it removed now is if the buyer writes to Etsy and asks them to remove it. In the future, work with the buyer before you reply to a review.
When you reply it is correct that the review cannot be changed by the buyer. They (buyer only ) can have the entire thing removed by requesting it from Etsy. When I get a less than steller review I immediately contact the buyer to see if I can help in any way. I then wait at least 1 week and if no reply after a week (sometimes more), I will reply. This does two things-it gives me time to cool off and two; I can then CALMLY form a reply that I hope is satisfactory. I have never , ever asked a buyer to change their review, I just leave that ball in their court. This advice, of course, is for the future. Best of luck on getting yours removed.
by Jewels2at Community Maker 04-12-2023 06:46 PM I had some great advice and comments for you...but my rule is no sharing info with shops that are infringing. Friends, Labron James, Luke Combs, Michael Jordan, Muhammad Ali, Hairy (Harry) Styles, Chevy Trucks, Jay Z, Kraft, and many more. After drafting an IT change request, the next step is for an organization's IT change management professionals to complete their review. For projects large and small, this is a vital gatekeeping step within the change management workflow, one that goes far beyond a simple yes or no. Who Reviews an IT Change Request?When reviewing requests, it is important to have representation from operations, technical, and functional decision-makers (product owners and stakeholders) within the organization. The team itself is usually comprised of one or more of the following “change authorities,” sometimes organized into a more formal Change Authorization Board (CAB) or Change Control Board (CCB):
What are the Parts of an IT Change Request Review?The first step in the process is to review the completeness and accuracy of a request, to send back incomplete requests for more information, and to prioritize any requests that are accepted for formal review. From there, the review team is in charge of evaluating a change request from a couple of points of view, including:
Business Impact AnalysisAbove all else, what is the anticipated impact of the change request? Answering this question is the central role of a business impact analysis (BIA). This is the time to thoroughly consider how any disruption resulting from the change request might impact employee productivity, cost, revenue, and even brand reputation. Is there a risk of an outage? Delays in the shipment? Regulatory fines or damage to company assets? What happens if employees cannot work effectively because of an outage? How much is that expected to cost? Understanding the potential risks that might arise from a proposed change is the best way to minimize them. All of this information is usually documented in a BIA report, which is then reviewed during the approval process. These reports can be quite comprehensive for changes to critical systems, and more straightforward for simple or recurrent change.
Security Impact AnalysisIn a similar fashion, a security impact analysis (SIA) details the security impact of a proposed IT change request. What’s the risk for data loss or the breach, malicious hacks, or vulnerabilities to building and employee security? What about malware or theft? Again, the depth of this report will depend on the nature of infrastructural change. As such, an SIA can be either a standalone report or part of a broader BIA.
Backout ProceduresSometimes, IT changes fail to deliver expected results or fail completely. Consider backout procedures the contingency plan, created and documented in case things go awry after a change request is deployed. Backout procedures (aka Rollback procedures) are the approved steps that an organization can follow to revert back to the state of things before the new technology was rolled out, software integrated, or update carried out. It automatically sets in motion the who and the who-does-what. For larger-scale change requests, it is essential that backout procedures are put in place before the approval and implementation phases commence.
Significant change procedures require even more detail or scrutiny. Typically, significant change procedures are needed for high-risk change requests, such as updates to critical IT infrastructure. These changes typically involve multiple decision-makers from across the organization, elevated approval requirement workflows. They usually necessitate updates and approvals for various diagrams and order-of-operations documentation. Automate for Better Efficiency and Risk ControlThe amount of time required for an IT change request review will vary. As with most parts of the review itself, the scope, impact, and risk of a change request will be the determining factor. Yet companies can use IT change management software to help automate workflows, limit human error and other variabilities, and complete the review in the most resource-efficient way possible. Process Manager is more than a rigid workflow – it’s a step-by-step guide to proper change management. By providing requirements and guidance on processes like risk analysis your users can react to, Myndbend Process Manager makes it easy for them to document the proper considerations every step of the way. Once an IT change request review process is complete, it is time to move on to approval. For a detailed look at this next step, read more here: A Guide to the IT Change Requests Approval Process. What are the 4 P's of change management?With Change management, there are specific people, roles or positions involved. To embrace and implement Transition, your team and employees must understand and benefit from communications on the 4 Ps: Purpose, Picture, Plan and Part. Why is leading change important?Why is leading through change important? While periods of change can be stressful for an organization, strong, empathetic leadership can help businesses move through these transitions successfully. Specifically, leading a team through change can help: Ease worries. Why is change so hard in the workplace?People resist change for many reasons. They may be uncomfortable with the unknown or perceived risk. They may misunderstand or disagree with the goals and/or the strategy of the change initiative. They may fear what change means for their role or even their job security. How a manager manages change effectively?How to manage change. Make a plan. ... . Start at the top. ... . Be clear about your goals. ... . Define the risks. ... . Show empathy. ... . Give your employees a voice. ... . Implement the ideas that work. ... . Develop an effective training program.. |