@zimkwacha@econetzimbabwe I had lived in England for almost 25 years when I returned to Sim in 2015 so it was a surprise that when someone says βhow are you?β, they actually expect an answer which they will listen to π
@zimkwacha Thatβs amazing. I love the genuine care in zim too - I do miss the gate men at @econetzimbabwe HQ who would always remind me when they last saw me and took time to help me and all customers find parking when busy. They delighted in discussing their skill sets beyond security π₯°
Some people ask me why I shout out Zim. Here is one tiny example; Today I went to AFDIS to buy a case of brandy. The security guard at the gate was alarmed b cos my husband usually goes every second Month
The guy who takes the payment and order was worried about his health. The dispatcher asked after him, as did the guard who verified the order. He just opted to cook the stew tonight in case of a power outage today. It was all genuine concern for a customer they might see 6 times a year U don't get this anywhere else in Africa. Prove me wrong!
@LynneStactia Loose definition of youths perhaps Chef? No one born 1970 onwards can honestly say they knew life in Rhodesia. Just saying π - havasi maYouth vaneumbowo hwabatabata but mabiya enyu vakuru vangu!
@sebenzagirlNono@cohsunshinecity not much sunshine in this thread. Something has to be done so that the farming industry doesnβt die. Too many people looking to sponge of hardworking farmers.
Something refreshing in this age of, dare I say it? ... well the CDC are looking into it! π€« But it is just fab isnβt it when the corporate world remembers that life can also be fun whilst getting your brand trending. I bet employee engagement is high. Go on, play a littleπ₯π