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The last one is really key. Cashiers seem to be the ones least likely to ever see themselves on the huddle sheet for recognition, unless they are recognizing for Redcards/attachments. The cashiers could generally put on a Shakespearean play and go unnoticed at my store. So recognizing them (for things beyond Redcards) is really appreciated.
I'm a competitive person, but competitions for things like who can do what the fastest would make it more like work for me, personally.
Be ultra-nice. I am thinking of a TL and SrTL at my store that are so genuinely nice, that most of us are annoyed that we can't say no to them. They never have a bad word to say about anybody, never have a sarcastic or snide remark to say (or even think). I don't know what it is about these two in particular, but they are so calm and laid-back and nice that even the most hardened TM will find themselves doing whatever they ask them to do just to return the niceness.
I'm a competitive person, but competitions for things like who can do what the fastest would make it more like work for me, personally.
Be ultra-nice. I am thinking of a TL and SrTL at my store that are so genuinely nice, that most of us are annoyed that we can't say no to them. They never have a bad word to say about anybody, never have a sarcastic or snide remark to say (or even think). I don't know what it is about these two in particular, but they are so calm and laid-back and nice that even the most hardened TM will find themselves doing whatever they ask them to do just to return the niceness.