Perhaps it's about time the government pose a compulsory campaign for improving customer attitude to workers in the hospitality field. Not only do checkout chicks/ studs have to slave their ass off for our forever impatience with the line, their strained smile betrays the sleepless nights over their diminishing bank figures. Not only do we demand for quality service, cheap food, delicious cuisine, but have we also forgotten that they are also, human?
It disgusts me, how much abuse hospitality people cope from their company, their managers, co-workers and the people they are serving. Their "How do you do", or "What can I do for you", the "What would you like today" has become somewhat meaningless if you decide to just receive, but not give.
Why don't we all show a little respect and courtesy to them next time, when it's our chance to ask them how they are doing, whether or not they had a good weekend...instead of being socially lazy all the time?
It disgusts me, how much abuse hospitality people cope from their company, their managers, co-workers and the people they are serving. Their "How do you do", or "What can I do for you", the "What would you like today" has become somewhat meaningless if you decide to just receive, but not give.
Why don't we all show a little respect and courtesy to them next time, when it's our chance to ask them how they are doing, whether or not they had a good weekend...instead of being socially lazy all the time?
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