I recently had an unpleasant experience at Jersey Mike's Sub that left a sour taste in my mouth, and unfortunately, it wasn't due to the quality of their sandwiches. The incident involved the manager reprimanding an employee for going over weight limits on sandwich meat right in front of me and other customers, showcasing a complete lack of professionalism and respect. As a result, I cannot recommend this establishment based on this unseemly behavior.
First and foremost, let me be clear that I understand the importance of maintaining standards and addressing employee issues promptly. However, it is equally crucial for managers to handle such matters with discretion and professionalism. Regrettably, this was not the case during my visit.
The manager's conduct was inappropriate. Instead of taking the employee aside or finding a private location to address the matter, they decided to confront them in full view of the customers. This approach was not only unprofessional but also created an uncomfortable atmosphere for everyone present. It was disheartening to witness the employee being humiliated and reprimanded in such a public manner.
The lack of privacy in handling internal matters demonstrated a clear disregard for the employee's well-being and dignity. This unprofessional behavior not only affected the employee's morale but also left a negative impression on me as a customer. It made me question the management's competence and their ability to create a positive work environment.
Furthermore, the incident disrupted the overall dining experience. Instead of focusing on enjoying my meal, I found myself feeling uneasy and distracted by the scene. Witnessing the manager's unprofessional conduct tainted my perception of the entire establishment, making it difficult to fully appreciate the food and the efforts of the other staff members.
While I acknowledge that everyone can have an off day, it is crucial for managers to handle sensitive matters in a discreet and respectful manner, especially in front of customers. Unfortunately, the manager's actions at Jersey Mike's Sub completely overshadowed any positive aspects of my visit, leaving me with a negative impression that I cannot overlook.
Based on this incident, I cannot recommend Jersey Mike's Sub to others. Until the management addresses their lack of professionalism and ensures that employees are treated with respect, I believe there are better alternatives available.
For any upper management reading this the incident took place 5/12/23 and the Manager was a white male with blonde...
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