Recent discussions on X about the 'Gen Z gaze' reflect frustrations from older generations towards younger workers in customer service roles. Complaints arose about the lack of engagement, with many pointing to a tendency of Gen Z workers to skip traditional niceties. While some customers indicated discomfort with the silent treatment, others acknowledged the toll that modern work environments and interactions exert on young employees. This discourse not only emphasizes the generational divide but also sheds light on social expectations in the context of changing workplace dynamics.
I'm so sick of the new style of customer service where people just stare at you when you walk up to the counter/service desk that the car service guy saying 'good morning, I'll be with you in a minute' immediately made me start thinking 'wow, THIS is how you run a business.'
Now - is she showing me to my table? Checking for availability? Quitting on the spot?
no disrespect but if you had to deal with the insane amount of absolutely fucking braindead people you've ever met in a day you'd probably stare too.
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