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"Business" Ethics
Here is something I have always thought to be true:
If you go to a food service-type industry, and the person serving you interests you, it is not entirely wrong if one were to make some sort of 'move' toward the person, perhaps in a subtely manner which may or may not end in the reception of a phone number.
However, unless provoked, the person serving, unless attempting to simply milk a tip from the person, should not directly hit on any customers.
Does anyone else agree? I work at an ice cream shop, and during the summer, there are plenty of...well...chances.
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wow, you have good vocabulary. i can hardly understand one word you said but i'm going to try to help!! i agree with you. end of story.
there's nothing else to add because what you believe is a good thing so good choice!
hope i helped
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Damn, you're wordy. I think I understood the last sentence though... if you work at an ice cream shop I'm pretty sure you can get anyone to fall in love with you, it's almost an unfair advantage, but hey everybody's gotta get something. So own it! Flirt away, it'll be fun, and possibly good for business.
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An ice cream shop is not a five star resteraunt. I am inclined to say that any flirting is just as appropriate as it would be any where else.
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i agree. somebody who works as a waiter/waitress/whatever should not hit on the customers. however, i believe that the customers are free to hit on the waiter/waitress/whatever as long as they do not stalk or harass anybody. i don't think it's right for somebody who is at work to ask somebody else for their phone number, but if a customer should ask you for a phone number then that would be okay. but, if the customer is totally flirting with the waiter/waitress/whatever, then it's okay for the employee to inquire about setting up another meeting.
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