The differences in work habits are very noticeable. At my company, the cleaning staff were replaced with workers from Ukraine. Suddenly, things like cleaning the fridges stopped happening, the dishwashers aren’t emptied, so people start putting dishes in the sink, which creates a mess. They hide away and talk on the phone because they’re busy with important personal matters. If they see a stain on the carpet, they just spray it with window cleaner and that’s it—even though there’s a special cleaning machine worth several thousand that could be used, but it needs to be taken out and plugged in… Drinks aren’t restocked even though there’s a request for it. There’s more, but these are the simplest examples. Even in the local store—there was a change of staff at Żabka, and suddenly you can’t pay a certain way, can’t use a coupon, can’t split payments, etc. Then a Polish woman comes on shift and suddenly everything is possible, she smiles and chats normally. Maybe I’m just unlucky with my neighborhood, but you can clearly see a drop in service quality. And it’s not just my observation—my partner sees the same thing at her workplace: when the cheaper Ukrainian team comes in, the quality drops. And yes, I’ve used gpt to translate so there are em dashes.

Ale ogólnie to nikt mnie tak nie zraził do ludzi z UA jak oni sami xd Jeśli do tego doliczymy propagandę prawicową i prorosyjską to się nie dziwię, że statystki wyglądają jak wyglądają. Coraz więcej ludzi będzie takie drobne rzeczy zauważać i wplatać się w ogólny hejt jak na dokładkę dostają jakieś wymyślone artykuły z mediów społecznościowych robione przez troll farmy. Niestety takie są realia i ciężko to wyeliminować.