Debt Dumpers 2025

[DanceDisney23]

and if it DID, that's the bank's problem and they should be buying their own candy. grrr

That is certainly true. But for the sake of argument, I have never chosen a bank based on the availability of free candy. I don’t know anyone who has, either.

Also, I choose which branch of my bank I visit based on proximity. As long as the employees are friendly and competent, I don’t expect them to provide anything beyond the service I’m there for.

PP’s DW would be better off putting more effort into career and salary growth than in making customers and coworkers feel warm and fuzzy.

 

[ruadisneyfan2]

That is certainly true. But for the sake of argument, I have never chosen a bank based on the availability of free candy. I don’t know anyone who has, either.

Also, I choose which branch of my bank I visit based on proximity. As long as the employees are friendly and competent, I don’t expect them to provide anything beyond the service I’m there for.

PP’s DW would be better off putting more effort into career and salary growth than in making customers and coworkers feel warm and fuzzy.

I completely agree. I bring treats into work to share with coworkers and pretty much all of us do too. We do it to help morale and cope with the emotional stress.
Sometimes when we're really stressed out, we'll order some Buntini's from Nothing Bundt Cakes or Insomnia Cookies. We Venmo whoever put it on their cc.
For anyone who has never had Insomnia Cookies, they are delivered in a box, similar to a pizza box, and still warm out of the oven.
Omg they are decadent and should be illegal.
We have too many patients to buy for them too. The hospital buys treats for them and we keep a basket in the waiting room with cookies, crackers, etc.

 

[WDW_fan_in_TX]

Also, I choose which branch of my bank I visit based on proximity. As long as the employees are friendly and competent, I don’t expect them to provide anything beyond the service I’m there for.

PP’s DW would be better off putting more effort into career and salary growth than in making customers and coworkers feel warm and fuzzy.

DW has said lots of her customers drive across town (a town of 100k people) just to have her wait on them. She told me tonight that she's second in command at her banking center (only about 7-8 employees all together). I asked her about becoming a branch manager, and she said she'd turn it down if they offered it to her because she doesn't want the responsibility or the headache of what the branch manager puts up with.