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25-04-06, 02:06 PM
i use to be a manageress of a supermarket and we had loads of mystery shoppers in. We failed quite a few times as they wanted us to run after the person outside the shop which we weren't insured for. I didn't mind mystery shoppers doing there shopping and hiding things underneath but i have to say when they get them to do shop lifting and run out the doors i don't think that is not fare on the staff.
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25-04-06, 02:08 PM
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25-04-06, 04:11 PM
Well that's something I'd definitely be interested in, as I have a lot of spare time on my hands.
The only bit of mystery shopping I did was when I was a new recruit at a popular high street bank. One of the regional customer service managers drove me around various branches in and around South East London so I could act as a customer and make a note of how my transactions were handled by the staff. It helped me see things from the customer's perspective and plus I got the day off work! (Sort of). As an everyday consumer I am used to 'grassing' up employees wherever I shop, who I feel have given me a bad service unnecessarily. I hope I don't sound too evil!I have been in customer facing jobs for six years and I do feel there is no excuse for providing poor service if the customer is being reasonable and not rude and stuff. |
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