It's just a feeling of self, not for some enterprises or brand stores. I think it's really like pyramid selling. Passers-by will feel silly. So I personally don't like this way. However, as a means of propaganda, it should be successful. At least let passers-by remember their dancing or shouting slogans successfully, so that they can go into the store to have a look or go there when necessary.

A year or two ago, many videos of this kind of clerk shouting slogans suddenly appeared on the Internet. Everyone in the video is yelling and stamping their feet. There should be a superior leader to inspect, so in order to show that he is particularly motivated, he is super hard. It seems that the floor is about to be trampled through by them, which hurts the floor. From the video, it seems that they have been brainwashed by their own enterprises, and they will do anything for the so-called corporate culture and entrepreneurial spirit. I think if their relatives and friends see them like this on the video, they should be very distressed. This is the only way to live. You are what your superiors say.

A friend of mine told us when watching the video that she worked as a shopping guide in a famous sports brand store during the summer vacation in high school. That brand requires employees to dance every morning, in front of the store and on the street. Anyway, she was super embarrassed every morning during her summer job. Every passer-by stopped to see them when they passed by. She said she didn't want to go to work because of this, so she only did it for a month, and then she didn't go because she was going to school.

My friend didn't go to work because of life, so he can leave at will, and those who work for it, they can't leave. Although it can achieve the publicity effect of the brand, I still don't quite agree with this practice.