A reader asked Work Friend: "I work in a high school where two teachers receive a stipend for supervising the entrance at the beginning of the day. Both teachers sit behind a table facing the entrance, by which all teachers and students must pass, but they never say hello to the students or staff. If I say hello they sometimes respond, but other times nothing. I have stopped saying 'good morning' but find it terribly uncomfortable to walk past in silence. Other times of day these same teachers try to engage in conversation, but I harbor resentment from the morning. Shouldn’t greeters say hello?"
Definitely needing some basic manners here, I actually know the feeling.
They should!
Organizational Change Management Specialist
5dI think this says more about the writer than it says about the greeters.