What is one reason to leave a customer's premises before completing a job?

Leaving a customer’s premises before completing a job due to a customer threat prioritizes the safety and well-being of both the installer and the customer. The foremost responsibility in any service role is to ensure a secure environment. If a situation arises where a customer makes threats—whether implied or explicit—leaving the premises is a prudent decision. It is essential to recognize that personal safety takes precedence over job completion.

In contrast, factors like a lack of tools or insufficient time could potentially lead to rescheduling the job rather than abruptly leaving the premises. These situations typically allow for communication with the customer to explain the need for additional time or tools. A change of plans from the customer, while sometimes necessitating a discussion or adjustment, does not typically warrant an immediate exit for safety reasons. The key takeaway is that safety concerns will always take precedence, making it a valid reason for leaving the job site.