biophilia
13 years ago
[rl/jobz] Macys. Imma let you finish. But
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biophilia
13 years ago
$800 is the most unrealistic sales goal for a _four hour shift selling TOWELS_ I ever heard in my life.
Fallen
13 years ago
... wow. I used to work at a super-upscale linens & lingerie store and I doubt I even sold $800 in four hours there.
biophilia
13 years ago
I mean, if my shift was longer-- that is a fair goal. I did get 51% there.
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biophilia
13 years ago
but the goals are so RANDOM.
biophilia
13 years ago
in housewares i'm usually 1200+ .... but those are eight hour shifts.
biophilia
13 years ago
and I had no idea what I was doing today ;A; because I've never worked textiles
Fallen
13 years ago
And I'd imagine it's easier to get large sales.
biophilia
13 years ago
well, WHEN you get them, yes-- cookware sets range from 99-500
biophilia
13 years ago
and blenders can be pricey, too.
Fallen
13 years ago
Yeah.
biophilia
13 years ago
but this is why my favorite customers are the 70 and older crowd
biophilia
13 years ago
who are hard of hearing
biophilia
13 years ago
and very slow to decide
biophilia
13 years ago
..... I really love them a lot.
biophilia
13 years ago
because they just want someone to speak distinctly, and be patient.
biophilia
13 years ago
and they will stick with you, and come back and ask for you, and be so polite-- if you're just PATIENT.
biophilia
13 years ago
and they are all the age of my dad's parents... if they hadn't passed away ;; so I like talking to them.
Fallen
13 years ago
Yeah, we had a bunch of customers like that the the linens & lingerie store too. Old regulars who had been shopping there forever.
biophilia
13 years ago
I hate it when people are brusque with them. I will spend half and hour on a ten dollar sale with customers like that.
biophilia
13 years ago
because I sort of feel the same way about the world sometimes, I think.
biophilia
13 years ago
like everything is just too loud and fast... for no reason.
biophilia
13 years ago
I'm starting to wonder if I might be good at working for my dad's business, after all...
Fallen
13 years ago
What does he do?
biophilia
13 years ago
he has a health care company, and hires physical therapists to work to develop in-home independence
biophilia
13 years ago
primarily for older people with Parkinsons
Fallen
13 years ago
Oooh. That actually sounds like it could be really interesting!
Fallen
13 years ago
And it's something that would be rewarding, too.
biophilia
13 years ago
yeah! I remember watching HIM work as a physical therapist, when I was reeeeally little
biophilia
13 years ago
and it freaked me out because the person was yelling the whole time XD
biophilia
13 years ago
but he was so patient-- and today, an older couple told me a should be a nurse because my voice was soothing XD
biophilia
13 years ago
so I'm starting to get a little confidence that... maybe that is something I could do.
Fallen
13 years ago
There's always a need for people in that field.
biophilia
13 years ago
especially where I live! it is most of the population.
Fallen
13 years ago
Well, there you go!
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