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Old 09-03-2009, 17:26   #5
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Re: Gonna sound snobby, but...

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Originally Posted by AdamD View Post
So I occasionally go to our local tesco's express store for milk, butter and the usual things you run out of and I have to wonder, why do tesco recruit some of the laziest, unprofessional people ever?

I'd hazard a guess that 90% of the time I've been to this local store, at least one member of the staff is yapping on their mobile phone to their friends or sending texts.
Most of the time there's only 1 person on the counter (Therefore a long queue) and the rest are standing around the store talking to one another about the latest movie girl/boyfriend or other nonense.
Very rarely do i ever see a few of the staff there, wear the proper issued tesco's uniforms, often wearing shirts half done up, without any ties etc.
One of the female staff members has a bright pink mohawk style hair cut and wears a THICK gold chain around her neck
One of the guys there has his shirt unbuttoned about half way down, with yet another thick gold chain around the neck
Another guy only ever speaks to people to say the amount, he never says hello, or goodbye, even when you say it to him.

And this is just one small store
Pay peanuts, get monkeys. And I doubt any of Tesco's budding store managers covet a posting in a small Express outlet, so you can bet the on-site supervision of the chavvy staff isn't up to much either.
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