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Staff
needs
more
customer
service
training
maybe.
I
have
been
in
the
customer
service
field
for
nearly
a
decade
and
I
am
well
trained
about
how
to
treat
customers
well,
because
they
are
the
ones
paying
our
wages
through
the
sales/revenue.
On
31
January
between
4pm
to
5pm
i
went
to
the
Countdown
at
652
Great
South
Road,
Manukau
City
Centre
and
there
was
a
long
queue
at
the
self
service
checkout
and
there
was
a
lady
staff
directing
the
customers
towards
counters
as
it
got
available.
As
my
turn
came,
my
necklace
got
tangled
on
one
of
the
tags
of
my
purchasing
items
and
i
was
trying
to
untabgle
it
and
didnt
see
that
a
counter
got
free.
The
lady
staff
questioned
a
''hello?''
to
me,
but
in
a
very
rude
and
condescending
tone.
She
was
standing
right
infront
of
me
so
it
would
have
have
been
hard
for
her
not
to
see
that
i
was
trying
to
sort
out
something.
After
the
way
unfriendly
tone
she
used
with
me
i
pulled
my
tangled
necklance
and
it
fell
down
with
my
2
pendants
rolling
down
on
the
fall.
But
what
further
upset
me
about
this
staff's
attitude
was
that
she
was
so
friendly
towards
the
next
person
after
me
and
actually
called
her
"dear"
while
directing
her
to
the
next
available
counter.
And
thats
when
i
turned
to
her
and
questioned
about
the
difference
in
the
tone
and
treatment
to
me
in
comparison.
She
chose
not
to
respond
to
me
and
started
talking
about
me
to
another
customer.
She
never
even
apologised
or
make
any
response.
I
think
it
was
unfair
treatment
and
as
a
frontline
customer
service
staff,
she
needs
to
treat
all
customers
the
same
as
we
all
add
to
the
revenue.
I
am
a
regular
countdown
shopper
in
Christchurch
since
last
6
years
and
this
is
the
first
time
i
encountered
such
a
rude,
unsmiling
and
biased
staff.
I
am
a
visitor
to
Auckland
from
Christchurch.
I
come
from
a
customer
service
background
and
i
know
how
important
it
is
to
treat
all
the
customer's
in
a
friendly
and
helpful
manner
and
that
is
why
this
particular
encounter
got
to
me
in
a
bad
way.