I learned about this when I was behind the chair. The salons I worked in wanted the stylists to be walking advertisements but also complained if we did each other’s hair during work hours, even when it was slow. They wanted us to come in on our off days & nickel & dimed us about using products.
Professor Lynda CharlaMAYNE HarrisIt's a syndrome, noted years ago as "the cobbler's children have no shoes," lol. The hairstylists' hair ain't done. The HVAC guy's house ain't blowing the coldest air. It's overwhelm/recovery/exhaustion. 😮💨