DISSAPOINTING EXPERIENCE AT BO OUTLET - POOR SERVICE AND MANAGEMENT PRACTICE
I recently visited BO Outlet with my dad, and I felt compelled to share my disappointing experience. When I reached the counter to pay, it was nearly empty, with only two employees talking to each other, without making any eye contact or acknowledging me. One of them walked arrogantly to the counter, signaled me to approach, and barely engaged with me. Even after completing the transaction, she didn’t make any effort to provide good customer service and simply explained the return policy with no eye contact or consideration. It felt very impersonal and rude.
Additionally, I’ve heard from a friend that BO Outlet’s management practices are also concerning. They allegedly don’t allow employees to rest by sitting down inside the store, and if they do, they must write a letter. The management reportedly punishes employees by assigning them to the fitting rooms for entire shifts, without air conditioning, and with little regard for comfort. To make matters worse, shifts are frequently changed without much notice, and breaks are rigidly enforced without any flexibility.
I truly hope BO Outlet takes steps to improve its service, not only towards customers but also by treating their staff with more respect and fairness. A well-treated team will undoubtedly lead to better service...
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