LogFAQs > #883562340

I never had to cashier when I worked at Sears but I did maintain the sales floor and dressing rooms.

-My biggest pet peeve would be when I'm in the process of cleaning up a messy table and a customer would come up right next to me and screw up the pile of clothes that I obviously just fixed. The proper etiquette would be to ask me if I noticed a certain size while straightening, which a lot of people would do.

-We would sometimes close our registers in the men's department during the week when it wasn't busy. We put up signs in front of both registers informing the customer to check out in the tools department. It never failed that the customer would just stand up at the register waiting for someone to come over and check them out. I know it's a dick move but I would just watch them and see how long they would stay there before figuring out that the register was closed.

-Customers knocking on the doors before opening even though there is still 10 minutes left. Customers walking in a minute before we are due to close. Customers still shopping and walking around aimlessly even after the 5th closing announcement.

-People who would drive an hour or more because the online site said we had it in stock and then cause a scene when it was actually out of stock when they arrived. If you're driving that far for something then wouldn't you confirm with the store that it's actually in stock and also ask if it could be held?
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