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A new staff policy at Target, part of a program called 10-4, is forcing employees to engage with customers more, the retailer ...

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Target has launched a new customer service policy called the “10-4” program, requiring employees to greet or acknowledge ...

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When you step into Target this holiday season, be prepared to be met with endless smiles and random pleasantries from ...

Target’s new policy for employees will require them to smile, make eye contact and greet or wave at all shoppers who come ...

Target is hoping a new policy, that requires workers to smile at customers who come within 10 feet of them, will help the company boost sales heading into the holidays.

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The retailer is encouraging staff to smile and chat with customers, hoping a friendlier vibe will boost sales this holiday season.

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Target Corp. has introduced a new directive among store workers, urging them to smile and engage customers in conversation to boost sales this holiday season.