I personally avoid anything with the label "gaming" as it leans on your identity as a gamer vs the quality of the product. More on reddit.com

Most people aren't using desks with keyboard trays these days because it just puts you further away from your screen, aren't stable, don't give you much space, and simply aren't made by good manufacturers anymore. The "simplest" solution is just an ikea desk or ikea cabinets+kitchen counter top combo - affordable, simple, easily customizable designs, etc. Apart from that it's proper office quality desks - I'm personally using an UPLIFT desk 80x30 I bought during the covid times for $679, though there are plenty of options. Before that an ikea corner desk I got for like $180, and even today you can get something solid for <$300 (and their cheap options <$150). The question is really in the budget and longevity - I bought a solid desk because I wanted it to last without breaking down like most ikea stuff will inevitably do after a few years. More on reddit.com

Just go to ikea... wtf do you mean gaming desks?? A desk is a desk... More on reddit.com

The most important tip I can have, is to make your own decisions but if you ever unsure about ANYTHING for whatever reason always ask either a more experienced service desk coworker or a csm, especially on very important things like high dollar returns/money transfers. If you ever notice something suspicious in money transfers(such as the customer is a crackhead with no job picking up 500 bucks from the same person every 5 days) click the little "emsr" button on the top corner and moneygram will investigate it. Of course, be vigilant. ALWAYS check serial numbers on any electronic item even if it appears to be totally unaltered, some samsung tv we received looked like complete original packaging and professionally taped but inside was an lg tv! And remember the big policies:

No receipt returns for food MUST be exchanged for food

Diapers and formula MUST be exchanged for other diapers and formula, zero exceptions

Any opened media can only be exchanged for the EXACT SAME one and needs a receipt, even if they have the receipt and its been opened we cannot do a refund- tell the customer its a "copyright law"

Blood test items and breast pumps cannot be returned.

Aside from that, there should be some smaller ones, and I cant stress enough: ask if you are unsure and always stay vigilant. I know it can get crazy busy up there but never think you have to rush, especially if you are uncomfortable

Aside from that welcome and congratulations! Within no time you will become basically a mini CSM, I always think of customer service as the transition between cashiering and being a CSM, you will have a lot more responsibility and authority to make your own decisions.

Good luck! I am sure you will collect a library full of stories by the end of the pay period

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