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Salesmanship review of store

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Miscellaneous

 

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Erik M

 

Date added:

April 20, 2014

 

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University

 

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A

 

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3 / 700

 

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We were always taught to smile and greet every customer walking in, and ask them if they needed assistance. I did not get one smile or greeting while making my way back to the Millwork department. I reached the department, noticing a lacking selection and decided to really browse and come up with a good background story and also check out some products while I waited for the associate to finish with his current customer...
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After some time of looking around, noticing doors out of place, no real information to help make a decision, I looked at the associate staring off down the aisles. If I had been a paying customer, I would have left now. After five minutes of waiting, I walked up and asked for assistance, he lacksadically agreed...
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