Twilight
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- Jan 2, 2016
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'Having worked in retailing for more years than I want to admit 'shop assistants' are hugely under-rated and under appreciated members of the workforce, they are usually well trained and have to have a good working knowledge of the products they sell, they also have to deal with rude members of the public on a daily basis and they have to keep their till accurate. They do a thankless task for minimum pay'.
SusieSue, Please don't think my comment was a disparaging one about anybody who works in retail. I have also worked in shops, loved some customers, detested others & always tried to give good service. I enjoy shopping & find the demise of our traditional high streets a cause for concern. When I'm buying something it's always nice to know that the other person in the transaction knows their 'stuff' & sometimes a personal story or recommendation is relevant, however, those made by Ms Huntley aren't. If someone in a DIY store had said the same thing I'd have contacted their manager.
SusieSue, Please don't think my comment was a disparaging one about anybody who works in retail. I have also worked in shops, loved some customers, detested others & always tried to give good service. I enjoy shopping & find the demise of our traditional high streets a cause for concern. When I'm buying something it's always nice to know that the other person in the transaction knows their 'stuff' & sometimes a personal story or recommendation is relevant, however, those made by Ms Huntley aren't. If someone in a DIY store had said the same thing I'd have contacted their manager.