Pet peeves, all cashiers have them.
I swear karma bit me pretty good when iw ent into a Goodwill job thinking "this won't be so bad"
1) This store opened in town a few years back and it took them up until THIS FALL to put up a sign asking people to give us coupons BEFORE ringing them up. Nothing is worse than ringing up 25 items then havign to go back to each individual one and discount it when you have a ten foot line growing
2) I hated it when customers would buy something that came to around 2 or 3 dollars and then pay with a 50 or 100. Seriously people, stop by the bank before you come here.
3) If a manager is going to get mad at ANYONE for not doing their job, how about saying somethign to the twit in the back that made the cashiers jobs 10 times harder because she didn't know how to hang a rack correctly so we don't have 7 packed racks pushed out from the back in two hours?
4) I'm a cashier, not a GPS. I don't midn trying to help you but have you ever thought about using a road map when asking about how to get to somwhere out in the middle nof nowhere in comparison to my town?
5) If you're going to be in the store for nearly three hours, LEAVE THE SCREAMING, WHINY CHILDREN OUTSIDE! Some people DON"T like clistening to a child scream at the top of their lungs.
6) If you're not willing to pay an extra 50 cents to let the kid have that stupid McDonalds toy just to shut it up, I am.
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I work at a thrift store and not Fashion Bug for a reason: I do NOT know how to tell a Designer purse from a real one. Sorry that's not in my training program
8) I'm not about to ask every older-looking woman if they have the little useless card that says they are over 65 years of age because, quite frankly, I'd probably be backhanded
9) Another note to the people in back:: Try writing prices on the wares so I don't have to run into the back every ten seconds asking the price on random little things. Don't yell at me for not doing my job when the problem lies completely out of my hands
Ugh. Man i'm so glad I quit that job. Working at a Goodwill sucks.
I swear karma bit me pretty good when iw ent into a Goodwill job thinking "this won't be so bad"
1) This store opened in town a few years back and it took them up until THIS FALL to put up a sign asking people to give us coupons BEFORE ringing them up. Nothing is worse than ringing up 25 items then havign to go back to each individual one and discount it when you have a ten foot line growing
2) I hated it when customers would buy something that came to around 2 or 3 dollars and then pay with a 50 or 100. Seriously people, stop by the bank before you come here.
3) If a manager is going to get mad at ANYONE for not doing their job, how about saying somethign to the twit in the back that made the cashiers jobs 10 times harder because she didn't know how to hang a rack correctly so we don't have 7 packed racks pushed out from the back in two hours?
4) I'm a cashier, not a GPS. I don't midn trying to help you but have you ever thought about using a road map when asking about how to get to somwhere out in the middle nof nowhere in comparison to my town?
5) If you're going to be in the store for nearly three hours, LEAVE THE SCREAMING, WHINY CHILDREN OUTSIDE! Some people DON"T like clistening to a child scream at the top of their lungs.
6) If you're not willing to pay an extra 50 cents to let the kid have that stupid McDonalds toy just to shut it up, I am.
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8) I'm not about to ask every older-looking woman if they have the little useless card that says they are over 65 years of age because, quite frankly, I'd probably be backhanded
9) Another note to the people in back:: Try writing prices on the wares so I don't have to run into the back every ten seconds asking the price on random little things. Don't yell at me for not doing my job when the problem lies completely out of my hands
Ugh. Man i'm so glad I quit that job. Working at a Goodwill sucks.
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