Last night, the front desk told me to 'get lost' and yelled at me for being a busybody. It all started because the trash can was overflowing and rubbish was spilled everywhere, so I asked the front desk to change it.
There were three people at the front desk at the time. The male staff member, while playing on his phone, shouted, 'You don't need to get involved, our cleaning staff will take care of it later.' I countered, 'Wasn't I just asking you to take care of it? I'm just telling you what's happening.' He became even more agitated, telling me I was 'meddling,' that he 'had disliked me for a long time,' and 'didn't need my advice.' Finally, he told me to 'get lost.'
This particular front desk staff member is extremely rude, arrogant, and lazy.
Once before, I had just finished showering and was getting dressed. As soon as I unlocked the door, he pushed it open. He didn't even apologize; he just walked away with an arrogant look on his face.
Among the front desk staff, he is the laziest. If you ask anyone else, they quickly resolve issues, but he's never around. While others are working, he's playing on his phone. Is he the boss's son? Has your boss not trained him?
Going back to the incident, how can this person be like this? I asked you to dispose of the trash, and you said I was ordering him? Did I call you out specifically? Isn't this your job? What are the three of you at the front desk doing? With so many people in the lobby, do others not notice this?
Boss, I want to tell you very seriously: if an employee is lazy and arrogant, I think you should reconsider, because he will only infect others. The fact that he dares to yell at a guest at the front desk – is he trying to assert authority over his two colleagues?
I've also seen other negative reviews, and your boss only ever refutes them. But I've also seen that you are indeed making changes. So, this is your employee, and yes, the boss is like this too.
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