We were pushing toys off unsorted pallets on Friday. A guy walks up and asks about a specific toy. I explained to him that even though the system says we have it, unfortunately, we have no way of finding it in the 10 pallets we had to push. He was nice about it. Not rude or pushy.
Hours later, he is still leaning against the aisle across from us watching us push. Each box we push, he's looking to see if it's the he wants.
It was a little unsettling to have someone stand there and watching us work.
Imagine a person just stands at the checkout watching a cashier work for hours. How well would that go over? Or what if a someone just sat at food ave and watched the tm there. Sitting. Staring.
Hours later, he is still leaning against the aisle across from us watching us push. Each box we push, he's looking to see if it's the he wants.
It was a little unsettling to have someone stand there and watching us work.
Imagine a person just stands at the checkout watching a cashier work for hours. How well would that go over? Or what if a someone just sat at food ave and watched the tm there. Sitting. Staring.