As a retailer, you know that your success involves more than simply exchanging products for money. You have to be an expert in customer service, stock control, marketing, advertising, and more. And then you have accounting.
A retail business is unique in a few ways. You have to stock a large number of different products to be successful, you have money coming in and out all the time, and you may experience seasonal rise and fall in traffic to your stores. This makes tracking every cent your business handles important. Here are some tips to help you do that.
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HAAANK DONT TELL THE MANAGER YOU HAVE FULL AVAILABILITY HAAAANK THEYRE GONNA SCHEDULE YOU 9 HOUR SHIFTS FOR SEVEN DAYS STRAIGHT HAAAAAAANK!!!!
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i did not grab donuts on the way back and i do regret it. but do i regret it enough to leave the apartment again
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hi, sorry i blinked out of existence for three hours, i was busy doing
this
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white red yellow black
Augh how dare you I was gonna give you all those colors + yellow.
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me at my retail job where my clientele is entirely old people
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Is it just me or is making retail and customer service employees say things like "I'm proud to serve you" really demeaning
Like I've had to call phone lines where the employee has to say "I'm proud to serve you" and having to fake cheerfulness eight hours a day while knowing the slightest tone change could make someone scream swears at you out of nowhere is stressful enough, but I could not handle doing that AND being told I have to declare that I'm proud of it 100 times a day
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This was the last week for half the managers at our store (and probably all the other stores in the chain), so starting next week we get to be in the Find Out phase.
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I didn't quit my exhausting retail job to pay taxes, so excuse me, but no. I'll only be paying for comfort foods and horror movies from now on, thank yoouu!
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my life plan is very simple. first i gotta somehow be good at making music. then i need to somehow make connections in the industry. then i need to find an audience in my country despite me not having a clear genre, but any genre i'm interested in isn't really popular here anyway so most people have to go abroad to start a career. through all that i need to make enough money so i can one day move to another country - probably the us, specifically new york, bc that's likely the only place with enough people that'll be into what i might make - and somehow have a big break there in order to make a living off it. literally so easy. extremely doable
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