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"That's not really his business to stick his nose and interrogate you" You don't think it's a salesperson's job to make sure that the Apple store is selling th
by ghshephard 13y ago
"That's not really his business to stick his nose and interrogate you"
You don't think it's a salesperson's job to make sure that the Apple store is selling the right product to the customer? If you read the entire article, it turns out that this user was super happy with the solution that he ended up with, and saved about $750. I'd say the salesperson did a good job.
- larrys 13y ago(Re-read my comment.) The fact that the customer was happy does not confirm it's the best business decision in general which takes many things into account. I also acknowledged that some people would like that this was done. Going a step further (with my same argument) what if the man was visiting the store with his wife and his wife already thought he was spending to much money "on this stuff". Now the salesman sticks in his nose and confirms her thoughts. Think he will be happy then? Would you? Would most guys or flip sexes and example girls?
- ghshephard 13y agoSo - your idea of a salesperson, is an order taker/facilitator then. Fair enough, reasonable people can disagree.