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I think "sandwich artist" for Subway is one that is condescending. That being said I think most people still probably prefer this to the alternative. Being cal
by fasthands9 4y ago
I think "sandwich artist" for Subway is one that is condescending.
That being said I think most people still probably prefer this to the alternative. Being called a "associate" instead of "cashier" is still slightly more respectable to tell your friends/families. It also probably stresses to employees that their job is to represent the entire store - not just do a a task without regard for the customer experience.
- badpun 4y ago> Being called a "associate" instead of "cashier" is still slightly more respectable to tell your friends/families. Not if they have any sense and see it as a pathetic and condescending brainwashing technique it is...
- fasthands9 4y agoOk. I honestly dont think most people see it that way. Everyone knows they aren't on the board of directors but its still a nice courtesy. I dont mind being called a gym "member" or hotel "guest" instead of "customer" or whatever. Its polite and fine.