Charles Lim
I recently visited Guardian, which supposed to be officially closes at 10pm, only to find the staff already preparing to shut down half an hour early. I even overheard other customers apologizing for holding them up. What kind of retail service standard is this in a post-pandemic environment, where employees are paid for their full shift yet seem eager to finish up before closing? This isn’t just happening at Guardian; I’ve noticed it at Watsons and other retailers as well. It’s disappointing to see this decline in service quality when customers expect full access during posted hours.