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The art of checkout lines
But there is a lot of planning that goes into those lines. Some businesses find it better to set up a line of cashiers and let you pick the one you choose. Others like to have one long line and they you take the next open cashier. Continue reading
Posted in customer, customer service, marketing strategy
Tagged Cashier, customer, facebook, food, Grocery store, long lines, twitter, Wal-Mart
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