A shopping center that offers luxury brands among its attractions and has based its strategy of positioning that can not just expect to get your customers with that part of the "hall" of stairs leading from the parking underground shopping area is closed from Monday to Thursday, supposedly because they want to be green. is true that the green wave is fashionable, and that people and companies that hide behind the movement to mask cuts in spending, which is not bad. However, we must know where these cuts are applied. For example, the lights on those floors of underground parking that are not in use is a sensitive measure and that is perfectly understood, especially when access to these floors is completely closed to the passage of clients. But putting the customer to spend working, looking for another access point because it is closer case is closed by a "green" is somewhat childish, more when it comes to a mall that has the word "luxury" in their description.
will say that it's good for the customer, who now has to walk more to achieve its mission, and that's fine, excellent, in fact, were it not for a little something uncomfortable: the smell of carbon dioxide characteristic of a parking lot and that permeates the atmosphere, which also mixes with construction dust. And with everything and is very healthy walk, who said the mall managers that their customers want to walk that far?
There is nothing wrong with trying to be green, save energy and reduce pollution. However, these strategies must be implemented correctly to avoid creating adverse effects, because yesterday I saw people who came to the mall and chose to go to see that sign, claiming, inter alia, not going to get to spin like crazy in a place where even the signs are good. Also mentioned the luxury factor, which contrasts well with this decision.
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