u/StrictPossession8714

I've noticed with certain people I'm fine but some I find myself avoiding because they appear annoyed. Like certain department team leaders mainly look annoyed when I ask for help, don't smile, etc. It's hopefully just resting bitch face lol But I'll see them laughing with other people and I'm like do they not like me or what? Anyway it's not that big a deal but do any other shoppers feel a little uncomfortable asking for help? Another embarrassing thing is occasionally the product I'm looking for is right in front of my face. Sometimes with different packaging, etc. The nice people are understanding about it. lol

In terms of income lol I'm just curious

I'm just wondering because I'm a part time shopper and so far have gotten rejections when searching for a second job. Even entry level stuff. I tell them in the interviews my shopper hours are totally flexible. Maybe the job market just sucks

Getting bullied by staff members. Some even bullied on alternate accounts. It happened to me, and it's obviously happened to others. I hope these people got fired from their "job" because no one let alone a staff member should be bullying people, trolling, doxxing, playing mind games, making up rumors, etc. I've even seen underage people get bullied and these poor people end up leaving the game. A game that was supposed to be a fun and relaxing outlet.

Just admit you were rude and apologize. It's not that hard & it's the mature thing to do. Maturity is a good thing to practice as a grown adult.

I feel like I always forget how bad the crowds are. And the store gets so noisy. Can't even hear the music in the store. Also what is up with these parents letting their kids run wild?! lol I like kids but some of them are out of control running around the aisles and screaming