So our new store manager has been here for a few months. He knows I do Uscan, and knows I've been here for a while.
A customer's child has spilled some food at the bottom of their cart. The customer, however, is still using the Uscan. I'm well aware of the food as I'm standing right there with them. I normally wait for the customer to finish using the Uscan then I close it down and do the cleaning. So the store manager, who's just walking by, comes up to me, and says, "can you clean this up, please, thank you."
Like, seriously?
And I'm not the only one he does this to. Most of the other people in the other departments don't like working with him as much as they do the co-managers.
He has a personality you have to get used to. He should have been more like "Hey, do you got that?, Ok, Thank You". He has been with the company for many years, Grocery Manager, Co-Manager, now Store Manager.
He has a personality you have to get used to. He should have been more like "Hey, do you got that?, Ok, Thank You". He has been with the company for many years, Grocery Manager, Co-Manager, now Store Manager.
That was never a excuse for not having communication skills anywhere else in the world.
I know what you mean. I work with a cashier who thinks they're in charge and will rudely nip commands like this all the darn time. It's very disrespectful. Yea she's talking down to me like I'm stupid and don't know understand what I'm doing. It's getting old. She's not very well liked by the cashiers.
