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3 years ago

You are stocking shelves when you notice that a large line has formed at the only open cash register. what will you do?

2 answers:

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I will stop what I am doing to go open another cash register so things will move by quicker and customers won't get irritated

kvasek [131]3 years ago

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If able leave what I am doing and help the cashier out but I would make sure I'd let my manager know why you let your stocking job.

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