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  • A question to ponder (long)

    My cw at my food service store (a spanish woman who constantly struggles to grasp the english language, despite the ffact that she has been in the US for many years) irritates the hell out of me, but I may be asking too much. So I pose this to the wonderful world of cs.com
    -I tell this person every day the following "I can sometimes get busy at the sandwich station with numerous orders at once. If you must tell me a specific request about one of my orders, either wait until I look at you or say my name so I pay attention to you. Otherwise, I may be so busy and/or flustered that I may not remember or even hear you. Make sure I am paying attention to you before you tell me something specific about one of the (possible 4 or more) orders I am making"
    Am I asking too much of this person when I ask them for this? I mean I'm not that hard of a person to work with, but I will NOT tolerate my being yelled at by customers for forgetting something that I was never told about.
    Also, this person, at least once a shift, sends through something wrong about an order and refuses to tell me, so when I "mess up" the order the customer bitches at me. And the customer is right but their irritation is directed towards the wrong goddamn person.

    Please advise
    I am the commander commando!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

  • #2
    sounds reasonable to me. It gets irritating when they don't listen or think they're too important to follow a simple request.
    How was I supposed to know someone was slipping you Birth Control in the food I've been making for you lately?

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    • #3
      Sounds perfectly reasonable to me.
      Unseen but seeing
      oh dear, now they're masquerading as sane-KiaKat
      There isn't enough interpretive dance in the workplace these days-Irv
      3rd shift needs love, too
      RIP, mo bhrionglóid

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