Irritation

It's the stupidest thing really. 
*shakes head*

So. A while ago we got radios to use so that we could communicate with each other easier and be able to let our coworkers know when customers needed help, or if we were in need of help ourselves. 

And it's been really handy because you don't have to go wandering around the store searching for the person you're looking for, or using the intercom system to call people overhead to a location. 

But today.
The managers came out saying that we can only use the radios in customer related conversations.
So like "I need back up at this location." "There's a customer on this aisle that needs help" "A customer is searching for this product do we have it?" 

We can't use the radios at all for tasking related conversations. 
So asking where a broom is. Or if a task has been completed, or if we can go on break. Or telling people that something needs to be done/cleaned....
We can't use the radios for that.
No. If we're 'tasking' and have a 'tasking related' thing we need to talk about we have to go track down the person and ask them in person...

It's just stupid.
It's time inefficient.
Seriously it takes two seconds to be like "Did ornaments get switched out?" "Yes" 

*shakes head*
But noooo it can only be customer related things. 
What's the point of using the radios then?? 
Seriously.

*exhales*

-Sarnic Dirchi