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thatsamonad | 4 years ago
Generally in the US these kinds of things are “mandated” by management or corporate offices, especially in retail stores and chain restaurants.
When I worked in retail I HATED bothering people who seemed like they were fine browsing without any help. But of course one time someone complained because they weren’t greeted within 3 seconds and didn’t receive white glove service, so at the door greetings and constant check ins became the standard practice even when most people don’t care.
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