What is "a complain is a gift" mean to you?

Question

What is "a complain is a gift" mean to you?

Answer 1

It makes no sense grammatically.

Answer 2

If you mean to complain is a gift. Look at countries where people dare not complain and you will realise what a gift it is to have the freedom to complain.

Or if you are saying a complaint is a gift. Then imagine if you only ever received praise, you would never know how to improve your business or yourself. By accepting a complaint you can act on it and correct things. so the complaint is a good thing, a gift.

Answer 3

Probably, it means, that a complain can help you introspect and improve upon it. In that sense it becomes a gift.

Answer 4

Pigeon English

Answer 5

It means it is better for  one to hear constructive critique than, sorry for the expression 'a*skissing'.

So basically "a complain is a gift" means that the one who is criticizing you actually tells you what can be improved on. Which means he wants what's good for you, which is a gift indeed.

Cheers,

Eddie