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Mamont248 [21]
2 years ago
5

The drive three has a long line of cars at the window what should the drive thru cashier do

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Dimas [21]2 years ago
4 0

Undoubtedly, cashiers have undergone some training and guidance. If they are newly hired, they will likely be trainees with instructors nearby to support them.

Cars are going nowhere, customers are waiting. Some people are more patient than others.

The best way to deal with long lines of cars is to not put yourself under pressure. This can be harder than it sounds, as it's mostly a learnable skill.

A job as a cashier like this is a great place to learn skills that will be very useful, both personally and professionally, for a lifetime.

Learn more about cashiers at

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