Finally stubborn! Tea shop workers are rising to bear the burden of "Don't talk to me" poster

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Recently, when a customer was buying a drink in a tea shop, he saw a big-character poster on the back of an employee who turned his back to him and focused on making drinks, which read, "Please don't talk to me. Answering you will affect the speed of making tea." it will also let me be criticized by the store manager, don't ask me, just do it for me, thank you very much.

This scene seemed a little novel to the guests, so the photo was shared on the social platform. Unexpectedly, it caused a heated discussion among onlookers, "Uncle: young man, what is written behind you", "correct the word without you, please say you", "beat the workers' last stubbornness".

There are also many people who are puzzled when they see this big-character poster. In their opinion, nowadays coffee shops and tea shops mostly use self-service orders such as Mini Program. Consumers can also make notes when placing orders if they have other needs. When they receive a meal pick-up reminder on their mobile phone, they can pick up the prepared drinks at the bar, and the whole process may not communicate with the shop assistant.

However, migrant workers say that the real situation is not what netizens think. At present, in order to save manpower costs, many tea shops usually arrange only one person to be on duty, so most of the clerks have multiple duties, not only preparing materials and making drinks, but also acting as store customer service to deal with all kinds of pre-sales and after-sales problems. Sometimes when you encounter guests who are too enthusiastic, you may have to chat with them to provide them with emotional value.

However, people's energy is limited. During the peak order period, many shop assistants said bluntly that they could not make drinks while responding distracted to inquiries from customers, riders and others. As a result, some employees will put a "Please don't talk to me" label on their back when the store explodes, so as to explain the current situation to the customers who enter the store and so that they don't have to interrupt their work by responding to customers.

There are also some social terrorists who confess that they are not good at socializing with others, and feel at a loss when they encounter a barrage of questions and orders, which is a bad way to reduce communication with strangers. In this regard, many sympathetic netizens can understand, saying that they also want to follow the example of tea workers, posting such a note on their stations in order to reduce unnecessary social interaction.

However, netizens pointed out that this "Please don't talk to me" big-character poster seems to be something that employees have to do in order to pursue work efficiency, but it is actually "transferring the unreasonable working hours between bosses and employees to employees and customers."

In addition, some people also said that the shop assistant may think that carrying such a big-character poster can greatly save the cost of explaining to the customers, but in their view, this kind of behavior will bring a bad impression to the customers. it may even dissuade some consumers, "if you see this, you don't want to come to this store" and "you don't dare to speak when you see this sign."

Workers have their own reasons, they say, and it's understandable that they don't want to be disturbed by other things when they focus on their work, but they may be able to solve the problem by placing cue boards in front of the bar.

Picture from: Internet

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