全聯福利中心Pxmart 深坑平埔 - Lane 22

Large-scale full-connected, with parking lot, convenient for shopping. A total of 2 floors, there is an elevator, and the items are very complete. There is an accessible ramp at the entrance. During the epidemic prevention period, there is a single entrance, the main entrance. There is also an exit from the parking lot where you can only go out. Located at the end of Shenkeng Old Street, about 100 meters away.

Yesterday on 2/16 at about 15:00, I had to call back and the receiver was out of power. I entered your store to see if there is a charging service. I couldn’t find it. I saw a socket under a column, so I wanted to ask the on-site person. Can the cashier allow charging? The cashier is chatting with a partner who is pushing vegetables and fruits to replenish. During the chat between the two, I asked the cashier if this socket can be used for charging? The cashier immediately asked the partner if he could lend him a charge? I didn't expect the male partner to reply in a very unfriendly tone (that's our company's electricity, it can't be charged for you). He heard that there are really three lines. The housekeeping staff also enthusiastically helped me find sockets, which is really the difference between public institutions and private enterprises. I don't care if I don't borrow it, but I just want to say how can a partner use this tone and language to respond to a guest who asked about something (even if he didn't shop at the time) I don't know if the company didn't do education and training or the company didn't pay attention to the work attitude of the employees