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I think one of the most interesting things I've noticed about Ikea's customers is how many of them don't even realize they went up an escalator at the beginning of the store. The layout is so well pieced together to funnel people up the stairs that they don't even realize that they went up, so when I tell them that the Markethall is downstairs their response is to ask me whether or not there's a basement, because it hasn't even occured to them that they're on the second floor.
Una vita monodose , un po’ come la vita Ikea , un po’ come i dialoghi del film fight club
tfw you sell a sweet old lady a wardrobe and she's really patient and polite despite a stock problem with her order then she hits you with that "Do you know Jesus?" and makes the whole interaction awkward
a side effect of working at IKEA that I didn’t expect is that now whenever I see a piece of Ikea furniture in any kind of media or even in real life I feel the insatiable urge to shout out its name and also at least two lines of a sales pitch about it
store finally made goal today and I sold a $2000 Pax unit \o/
Our sales chart at work has inspirational quotes on it. Today we're being motivated by Hanzo.
Someone broke one of the chaise sectionals in the showroom and watching the facilities team take it away felt kinda like that video with the pikachu dancers where one deflated and a bunch of people swarmed them and pulled them off stage
just spent 45 minutes helping someone with a bestå unit and they didn't even buy :')
