Our store is arranged terribly so I am bombarded as the first person customers see for my old department. I have expressed grievances about this and was just told to "manage your time better." How can I manage the influx of customers constantly interrupting me? I know they "come first" but I the other department's terrible scheduling / coverage / disappearing associates should not be my problem. I should be the BACKUP help, not with my desk RIGHT next to their products. Barely anyone seems to comprehend how much work kitchen design is.
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Kitchen designers are responsible for creating functional and aesthetically pleasing kitchen layouts, selecting materials and finishes, collaborating with clients and contractors, and overseeing the installation process. Effective project management and communication skills are essential.