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don't you noticed that for NTUC fairprice cashiers, those young cashiers (who seems to be on temp job) seems to have much better service attitudes compared to those mid-aged aunties?
i hv met many cases whereby those aunties cashiers gave you a bad attitudes like refusing to accept $50 note etc while for those youngsters they serves you with courtesy and smile?
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Originally posted by FireIce:
me prefer CS
they will greet... good afternoon or good evening....
when they pack the goods they oso do gently (not like SS or FP... they even clang the glass jars together loudly, or just stuff ur packet ur chips in rougly)
dunno labut i oftenly feel one of e chain get superbrand award is really makes me to feel diff
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The thing about $50 dollar note is that...
imagine all the customers give $50 dollar note, and the $10 get used up quickly...how to continue business?
yeah true, the youngsters might accept the 50dollar note, when they run out of 10bucks, then close counter...when close counter, ppl say "so long queue, still close! complain!"
complain already, if suay suay...lose job...
and lose job because of who? customers who keep giving $50dollar note as if 10,5,2 are so freaking rare.
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Originally posted by smokeinureye:
Give the poor cashiers a break… can you imagine how many customers they have to process every day… got a friend who tried helping out at the checkout counter – after 30 mins of non-stop packing, dunno how to smile already…
it's e passion.. if you like to serve others w/ a smile, you'll do it even if you're tired -
Originally posted by loki_chaos:
The thing about $50 dollar note is that...
imagine all the customers give $50 dollar note, and the $10 get used up quickly...how to continue business?
yeah true, the youngsters might accept the 50dollar note, when they run out of 10bucks, then close counter...when close counter, ppl say "so long queue, still close! complain!"
complain already, if suay suay...lose job...
and lose job because of who? customers who keep giving $50dollar note as if 10,5,2 are so freaking rare.
Thing is, they're to accept unless they state which value of coins or notes they would not accept openly
anyway, I do not think $10 notes would run out easily due to cirrculation numbers
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