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How does an empty café with bored looking staff invite new customers in? When I go into frequently-empty places I find that the staff, who should have all the
by err4nt 8y ago
How does an empty café with bored looking staff invite new customers in?
When I go into frequently-empty places I find that the staff, who should have all the time in the world to help, are actually more distant, because they're so used to filling up their time chatting together or doing other stuff that when a customer actually does show up it's like some unforeseen situation they didn't plan for.
- mwfunk 8y agoI would blame the staff themselves for that attitude, not the lack of people sitting around and typing and eavesdropping on each other.
- otterley 8y ago"Not full" is not identical to empty. Busy, but not totally full, is the best of all worlds to the proprietor.
- err4nt 8y agoSo going from 0 people, to 1 person (me) should help them out :D