Last time they used to greet, but got one time, a
NTUC auntie wished a customer 早, then the customer
answered back fiercely 找什么找,找你老母啊. After this incident they do not
dare to greet liao.
Just one word 'Zao'? So bo sim, half-hearted.
NTUC should teach all their cashier aunties to greet customer
before scanning items: (If non-chinese, greet in English)
"Xian Sheng/Xiao Jie/Nu Shi, zao shang hao/shang wu hao/wan
shang hao! Huan yin lai dao NTUC cao shi!"
"Sir/Miss/Mdm, a very good morning/afternoon/evening to you!
Welcome to NTUC supermarket!"
After scanning items, NTUC aunties must greet:
"Qing wen, ning shi hui yuan ma?"
"Please let me know are you an NTUC member?"
After I replied, NTUC aunties must greet & collect cash with
BOTH hands for courtesy sake:
"Xie xie, zhong gong shi $__.__. Qing fu $__.__"
"Thank you, the total would be $__.__. Please pay."
After NTUC aunties returned my change with BOTH hands, she must
greet:
"Xie xie dao NTUC cao shi go wu, qing xia chi zai lai! Zhu ning
you ge mei hao de yi tian!"
"Thank you for shopping at NTUC! Please come back again! Have a
nice day!"
Do not be like MRT staffs at MRT station control or MRT sales
offices, cannot greet passengers as forgotten manners. Even
greetings like "Have a nice day" are automated pre-recorded
message. MRT staffs' faces are totally expressionless, cannot
smile, cannot talk. Totally shake-head whenever I go top up my
elinkz. Am I interacting with a human being?