Until recently, I imagined the image of a sales consultant as a person who would tear himself apart but sell what was lying idle in the warehouse for the highest price. But an interesting incident happened: just recently (the other day) I bought myself a netbook (I needed it for my studies), and, accordingly, I didn’t need high specifications. I came to the store already knowing exactly what I wanted to buy and at what price. It all started as usual, the seller started talking about the low characteristics of the model I chose. I froze in anticipation that he would now start selling “something a little more expensive but much better”. But no matter how much I listened to these words, I did not hear. He simply flushed all netbooks down the toilet and did not offer anything else. It even got to the point where he said that even the music would slow down on them. I resigned myself and thought that the seller was just crazy, but suddenly, like in a fairy tale, another one came up and supported my colleague. Well, thinking to myself that I was in a madhouse, I bought what I wanted and headed home. The first thing that came to my mind to do with him was to check the words spoken by the consultants. And then a surprise awaited me, the characteristics were very good. A stalker calmly started up on it, Half Life 2. And now the people of SG tell me who they are, sales consultants?
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Maybe he was subtly hinting that https://luck7casino.co.uk/ why don’t you need a netbook for fifteen thousand when you can get a laptop for thirty? 🙂
Personally, I perceive them precisely as sellers, and not as consultants.
no, it was understandable if he acted this way at the beginning, but I made it clear to him that I needed a netbook and exactly within this price range, and even after that he continued to pursue his theme
The main thing for them is to sell something more expensive. That’s it! Of course, there are normal people who really know, but there are few of them.
you’re just lucky to have such sellers. In fact, they are ordinary people whose task is, as you correctly noted, to sell goods to other ordinary people