I really liked the Electrosila store in the Chervensky shopping center. It's nice when you are greeted by a very pleasant, attentive administrator. She very quickly picked up a sales consultant for us, who is very competent and knows how to help customers. Everything was picked up very quickly, they gave excellent advice on the selection of appliances for the kitchen. To the sales consultant Vladislav Tradchik, my great respect for the professionalism and ability to work with customers. They meet in the store very friendly and cordially, they remember their customers. I will definitely do more shopping in this store. Moreover, unlike the "Fifth Element", there are quite well-known European and Korean brands here. There are many purely Chinese brands in the "Fifth Element". The Chervensky shopping center itself is still quite empty. But there are a lot of parking spaces, which pleases, and few people. This makes it possible to buy the right things, they are always available. There is also a large "Green" store in this shopping center, it has a wide selection of goods and friendly staff.
It's a big store, the prices are high, the assortment is huge. I was familiar with the directoress of a full-service advertising agency, whose team was engaged in the concept of green at the points of sale. She taught academic activities at the college in the 2nd-3rd year. A very cool performer, intelligent, it's a pleasure to work with her. But I can't understand why the grinn is made so strangely. It's not the first time I've been there, and I can never immediately orient myself.
The prices are overpriced, the choice is small. There are few people, so the ticket offices are still free, but the prospects are like all Green chain stores, kilometer-long queues, and at any time. Another question confused me more: we were with a dog. They let us through at the entrance, but after completing the purchases, the guard caught up with us and rudely said that animals were not allowed. I understand the rules, but the attitude is clearly dismissive, and then dissonance arises: inflated prices, which they try to demonstrate their level, and the attitude of the staff, who are no higher than the kiosk in the transition. At the exit, we were met once again by a guard, another one and warned again that animals were not allowed. Another question arises: what does security do when people enter the mall? And if the level of the store is considered high, then why is there no issue for visitors with animals, since in the modern world this issue has long been resolved in public places, even in our country, staying with animals is not prohibited in restaurants, cafes and other shops, and some are even equipped with special booths where you can leave animals for a while visits. In general, the price and quality do not match. Also at the exit, the guard explained that they have a food court inside the store and therefore do not want to let animals in. But if you are already so fundamentally approaching this issue, then I want to note that the security of the store looks like they should not be allowed on the food court either.