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(#11) Meeting Fellow Fans
If you see a customer get a CD or shirt or DVD or book that you love, it can be fun to banter a bit (if the line is short). “Did you see the latest Game of Thrones?” “Oh my god, I can’t believe he died!” -
(#1) Customers Who Leave on Time
Customers seem to never pay attention to the advance closing announcement and often treat the final closing announcement like a warning. But some nights you get customers who actually don't overstay their welcome. -
(#2) Opening or Closing with Your Favorite Crew
We all have people we know and like better than others, that’s just how socializing works. When you’re on the clock in retail, it can make all the difference in the world to get along with your coworkers. Laughing at the cooler over coinciding breaks, having a department you’re both familiar with totally covered - we got this. -
(#8) Getting the Bills You Need
Tills are not infinite wells of bills and coins, and at some point during your shift, you’re going to run low. The manager always seems to be busy right when you need them, but meanwhile you don’t want to be out of singles when a customer needs them for change. But every once in awhile, a customer will buy an impulse Snickers or a magazine and pay with singles! Till refilled, crisis averted. -
(#5) Customer Comments
Plenty of people offer a polite "thank you" or "have a nice day," but sometimes a painless transaction or heroic customer service effort makes a customer’s day so much that they sing your praises to the people who matter: the management! -
(#9) New Products You've Been Waiting For
New shirt? New book? New game? New equipment? New frozen dinner? You get to see it in mint condition. And if it’s something you've had your eye on, it can be pretty satisfying to unbox it and see dozens of the things all ready to go on the shelf. It’s almost like unboxing presents again. Almost.
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Retail positions have become popular in recent years with the rapid development of the retail industry. Compared with most companies, it is relatively easy to apply for positions in retail companies, and the requirements for retail workers are relatively simple, but in fact there are many things that are more important than people realize. Retail employees have a higher salary than average wages and enjoy more employee benefits that people don’t know about.
First-line supervisors and managers earn the highest salaries, so these positions require more work experience and training. The random tool lists 12 little benefits that make more people are willing to work in the retail industry, such as employee discounts，customer comments.
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