Shop Talk
Chairs
First a little back ground. there are three desks in my store, each with 1 employee chair and 3 customer chairs. So, a total of 12 chairs. In addition, only on Saturdays is there more than 1 employee (read grunt). So during the week never more than 4 chairs being used at 1 time. That still makes at least 8 free chairs.
Today. I'm talking with a customer (just 1, so 10 free chairs) showing him phones, plans, etc. and standing right behind my desk. An elderly gentleman comes in and sits down, but not in any of the 10 unused chairs. He walks behind me, pulls my chair out from behind me so he has room to sit, and plants himself in my chair. 👀
Why? Just why? If you think that the employee chairs look so much nicer there are 2 that I'm...
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Today. I'm talking with a customer (just 1, so 10 free chairs) showing him phones, plans, etc. and standing right behind my desk. An elderly gentleman comes in and sits down, but not in any of the 10 unused chairs. He walks behind me, pulls my chair out from behind me so he has room to sit, and plants himself in my chair. 👀
Why? Just why? If you think that the employee chairs look so much nicer there are 2 that I'm...
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If someone comes around behind my desk, I stand up and ask them to stay on the other side. It's clearly an employee area. I don't go to the supermarket and try to fit in the little section with the check-out girl. I don't go to the GAP and walk around behind the counter when I check out. DON'T DO IT HERE!
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