A customer at a Lidl store was
The friendly assistant replied: ‘please, you mention it to the manager, management doesn’t listen to us’.
An appalling statement about Lidl management.
Sunday, August 10, 2025
A tale of poor management policy at Lidl
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3 comments:
A story about an anonymous customer and an anonymous assistant denigrating a named group. Anonymity serves a purpose from time to time.
An anonymous individual talks to an individual staff members who makes a negative comment against a named group. So much for not being in favour of anonymity. One wonders if this anonymous customer is the anonymous cyclist and an anonymous train passenger alluded to in other posts? If so, why the third person instead of first?
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