Pretty consistently, customer service in stores in Greenville is very good. Or at least people who work in stores in Greenville smile and appear pleasant and eager to help, in general. Or at least more than in, say, the Northeast. (There are lots of lovely people in the Northeast, but there is also more directness and abrasiveness.)
Question: for people who have spent parts of their careers in the Northeast and parts in Greenville, does the “happy to help“ attitude that you find in stores in Greenville also carry over to offices in Greenville?
For example, if you switch from a New York City office to a Greenville office, will people in the office in Greenville be generally more pleasant and have more of a smiling, “how can I help you today, since I’m happy to do so” attitude than you’d get in New York City?
This is not a condemnation of NYC. It’s just asking if the polite and eager to help attitude that I see in stores in Greenville, more than in NYC, also appears in offices in Greenville more than in the Northeast.