Working at retail in the past... in wireless... here is the best advice:
Do not waste your time...
If a customer is not buying... let them look around themself... Sometimes you can tell from an initial conversation and attitude to just avoid them...
Now... if they bug you to give them information to take home and compare prices or the "I need to consult my siginifcant other" etc.... thats when you PUSH them to buy it.... otherwise its wasting your time...
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Jul 4th, 2007 09:08 PM #1
How do you want to be treated by a CSR?
...or suggestions of jobs which do not deal with people! =)
Summer's here! Tons of students are working in the mall for an extra buck. They are starting to loathe their jobs but still need the money. (I.E. Me)
I'm certain there are retail veterans in this forum who can come up with suggestions. How is a CSR supposed to act (cause my company seriously puts customer service at the very bottom rung of importance...^_^) such that they will be treated like a real human being by all customers?
Please make practical suggestions. Ones about giving discounts and doing things that will get a person fired are not what I'm looking for. Meanwhile, if the suggestions don't work out, I'm still jobhunting for something that doesn't involve people.
P.S. Does this belong in the careers forum?
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Jul 4th, 2007 11:32 PM #3
wht kinda job is it?
could you be more specific? are you required to sell or are just required to serve?
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Jul 5th, 2007 07:00 PM #4
Don't bother me until I ask for your help
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Never worked retail before, but as a consumer, just be nice and helpful, and make crap up. Even if I don't buy now, I'll likely come back to you who was nice and helpful to me to seal a deal.
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LOL... some of you don't get the point...
It has nothing to do with commission etc... its the fact that I AVOID cheap people once I realize they are like that from an initial conversation...
No one likes to help pennypinchers...or people planning to return something the next day... might as well save everyone time... I'd rather someone NOT buy something at times... then actually buy it....
Dam those retail days were fun...
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