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Table of Contents
Introduction .............................................................................................................................. 3
Comments .............................................................................................................................. 3
Section 1 General questions ............................................................................................... 4
Section A: First Impressions ................................................................................................. 4
Section B: Customer Interaction ............................................................................................ 7
Section C: Customer Understanding ..................................................................................... 8
Section D: Convincing the Customer ................................................................................... 10
Section E: Fitting Experience ............................................................................................... 12
Section F: Maximising Opportunities ................................................................................... 13
Section G: Closing the Sale ................................................................................................. 15
Section H: Final Impressions ............................................................................................... 15
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Introduction
There are two scenarios for the Mystery Shopping programme for adidas.
A Purchase scenario
Each requires you to enter the store and make an enquiry about a product/ item of your
choice.
But only one scenario also requires you to continue through and make a purchase.
Please note that the purchase is not a requirement for most evaluations, so you will need
to double check the instructions on your paperwork to be sure which scenario you are
required to complete. If you are unsure, please contact the service centre staff who will
be able to advise you.
This manual will take you through the questions you will be required to answer.
It is important that your observations are accurate and that you take careful note of
everything the staff members say to you during your visit to the store.
Comments
At the end of each section, you will be asked to provide a comment about your
experience related to that section if you have given a negative response to any of the
questions in the section.
What we are looking for here is the story about what happened and the details of exactly
why you responded to the questions in the way you did.
For instance, if in section A, you respond that you saw staff members busy chatting with
each other and ignoring customers presence, the story might be something like:
I was browsing through the racks near the counter. No one came up to me, but I saw
two staff members (wearing adidas clothing and lanyards) who were talking to each other
and laughing. There were other customers who were also left unattended. It wasnt until
someone went up to them and asked for assistance that the staff members stopped their
private conversation.
Its important that you give us as much detail as possible in these comments. They are of
considerable interest to adidas to help them assess staff training needs, etc..
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When you were FIRST asked about your needs (before any further probing or
prompting) did you:
a) Indicate interest in a specific product? (e.g. Im thinking of buying one of these shirts/
trainers, etc.)
b) Indicate interest in a general product type (e.g. Im looking for a pair of bike shorts/ jeans,
etc.)
c) Provide only the most general information (e.g. Im looking for a present for my boyfriend/
sister, etc.)
d) Indicate a price range
e) Indicate a colour preference
f) Indicate a style preference
Key Points
This question is trying to find out what happened when the enquiry interaction began. To
some extent this will depend on what the sales persons approach is. For instance, if you
are browsing trainers, after an initial warm up question or remark, the sales person may
move into the sales process by saying something like:
When it comes to how you respond, there is no right or wrong answer, we just want to
understand what happens and why the interaction might proceed in a certain way.
If your first approach after being offered service is that you are just browsing, answer
this question about your response once the enquiry interaction actually starts
1. Was at least one sales person visible when you entered the store?
For Yes, at least one sales person must be visible when you enter the store. Answer No if
one or more sales people appear from the back room or elsewhere after you have
entered the store.
When you first enter the store, look around to see if you can identify at least one adidas
staff member.
Sales staff can be identified by:
adidas clothing
adidas lanyard
behaviour serving customers, stocking shelves, etc.
Key Points
Store layout often means that staff are temporarily obscured by shelving, racks, etc.
Please look around carefully before responding No. Staff members may not be right in
front of you, but may still be visible at the side of the stores, near the counters, at racks
with other customers, etc.
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2.
Were all sales people wearing adidas products and a name badge?
All sales people must wear adidas clothing/attire including at least one item that clearly
and obviously displays the adidas branding. They must also wear an adidas lanyard with
name badge.
Sales peoples clothing and shoes must be adidas branded.
If you are unable to see branding on clothing, shoes, etc. you should answer No and
select option a). Only select option b) if a staff member is wearing something that clearly
displays anything other than an adidas brand.
NOTE: If you are approached for service by someone wearing a trainee lanyard/ name
badge you must say you are just browsing and wait for service from a fully trained sales
team member. Your evaluation will not be valid if you are served by a trainee.
Key Points
Adidas sell a range of clothing, not just obvious sports wear. For instance, they sell
jeans, t-shirts, jackets, etc.
Also the type of clothing worn will depend on store type staff at original concept
stores, for instance, may be wearing more street wear styles than those at sports
performance stores.
However, staff members should be wearing at least one item of clothing which is clearly
adidas branded.
Please note if any staff members are wearing any items of clothing or footwear which
display any other branding.
Original Concept
Sports Performance
Staff members should also be wearing a name badge which will be suspended on an
adidas lanyard. The lanyards and name badges may be in slightly different styles for
different store types.
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PLEASE NOTE:
You must make every attempt to get the name from the badge on the lanyard. This will
not always be easy, but in most cases you will be engaged in conversation with the staff
member for several minutes so you should have some opportunity to get the name.
TRAINEES:
If you are approached by someone wearing a trainee lanyard (see above), you should say
that you are just browsing or similar and wait for another staff member to approach you.
If this doesnt happen within the required time, then you should seek out another staff
member (i.e. someone not wearing a Trainee badge) to complete the evaluation.
If you are half way through your enquiry before you get a proper look at the lanyard and
see it is a trainee, then you should wind up that enquiry, move to another department or
store section and begin again with a different staff member. Your evaluation will be
considered invalid if adidas report to us that the staff member was a trainee.
3.
Did the team members constantly survey the sales floor to check for customers
who may be in need of assistance?
For Yes the sales people/team members must actively move around the sales floor and
be visible to all customers.
Respond to this question based on what you see when you enter the store, before you
engage with a sales staff member. Once you are in discussions with a staff member, you
should give them your full attention.
Key Points
This observation is about what happens during your first few minutes in the store.
The objective is to identify instances where staff are staying secluded behind the counter,
rather than circulating round the sales floor ready to interact and engage with customers.
4.
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Key Points
How what form does the acknowledgement take? a smile, a wave, a nod, a verbal
greeting?
To take this time and other time measures accurately you must use a digital timing
device. We suggest that where possible you use something like the stop watch function
on your phone to record these times.
2.
Did you feel uncomfortable due to too many sales people approaching you or
following you through the store?
Answer Yes if sales staff follow you around or make you feel uncomfortable with too
frequent offers of service.
Key Points
If you are approached for service as soon as you enter the store, it is okay to say you are
just browsing; however you should note the time of approach, for the next question.
If after youve indicated that you want time to look around, staff members seem to
shadow you through the store, or keep approaching you so frequently it makes you feel
pressured or uncomfortable, then answer Yes to this question and include a comment at
the end of the section to explain what happened.
3.
How long did it take before you were initially approached by a sales person?
Time from when you enter the store until you are first approached by a sales person
offering to assist you.
If it is more than a few minutes, look around as if seeking assistance. If you are still not
offered service, then approach a staff member after 5 minutes.
Key Points
Even if your response to the first offer of service is that you are just browsing or similar,
you should note here the time of the first approach and how long it was from when you
entered the store.
If you are not approached within a couple of minutes you should send help signals
look around, pick up an item and study it, etc.
If you are not approached at all for service, or if there is a delay after your initial just
browsing response before you are re-approached, you should seek out a staff member
after 5 minutes.
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4.
Were you initially approached with an open, friendly and natural question?
Answer Yes if sales person approaches you with a relaxed general question or remark
either about something neutral like the weather or current sporting events, or with a
general question about what you are looking at. Examples might be:
Have you been watching the Olympics/ Asian Cup/ Tour de France, etc?;
Did you see theyre expecting even more rain this weekend, etc?
Did you know that those are our most popular trainers/ tennis shoes/ track pants,
etc.?
Answer No if the initial approach is a more direct question about your needs, such as
Were you looking for a v-neck shirt? or similar. Or if the sales person on first
approaches simply asks if they can help you.
Key Points
This question and the one immediately before should be answered about the same
approach.
Like the one before, this question should be answered about the initial approach that was
made to you, even if you respond to that initial approach that you are just looking or
similar
Key Points
As stated earlier, it is very important that you accurately record the name of the person
who handles your enquiry.
If you cant get the name from their name badge, you may be able to ask them for their
name in case you have any more questions, come back later to buy, etc.
If for any reason you are unable to get the name, please explain the reasons fully in the
comment at the end of the section.
You will also need to get a detailed description of the staff member.
2.
Did the sales person inquire about what kind of product you were interested in or
what you were looking for?
For Yes, the staff member must ask you about what you are interested in or looking for.
Answer No if, after initial approach, sales person just waits for you to say what you are
looking for.
Answer No if sales person just starts talking about product you have been looking at
without confirming thats what you are actually interested in today.
Key Points
This may happen right at the beginning of the interaction or after a minute or two of more
general chat
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If the sales person starts the interaction with a more general comment/ question, allow
them the opportunity to lead into the sale by asking questions about what your are looking
for, etc.
If the sales person just assumes that the product you have been browsing is the reason
you came into the store today, answer No. However, if they ask a question to confirm
your interest by saying something like, So youre interested a pair of bike shorts? etc.,
then answer Yes,
3.
Did the adidas sales person ask at least one follow up question to identify your
need?
For Yes, the staff member must ask you at least one follow-up question about the
product(s) you are interested in. E.g. if you are looking for running gear; You said you are
looking for running gear. Do you prefer long sleeves or short sleeves?.
Answer No if sales person immediately makes recommendation or offers a product with
no further follow-up questions.
Key Points
This question would normally follow straight on from the initial what are you interested in
today? question.
However, this question could take place while the sales person is showing you some
items. For instance, if you say that you are interested in a track suit, the sales person
may take you to the rack and show you a couple of styles and then ask questions to
determine when you would be wearing it, or what colour you prefer, etc.
Only answer No if the sales person makes no attempt to narrow down your needs or
preferences.
4.
Was the sales person actively listening to you by showing any of the following
communication skills during the interaction?
For Yes, the sales person must display one or more of the acceptable communication
skills to show you that they were listening to you.
Key Points
The sales person may demonstrate active listening by doing any of the following:
Smiling
Nodding to confirm
Paraphrasing/summarising
You should answer No if you feel the sales person is not giving you their full attention or
if they seem distracted or as if they are not listening to you
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5.
Did you feel that the sales person understood your needs?
For Yes, you must feel like the staff member understood your needs perfectly.
Answer No if the sales person seems to rush into recommending a product or if you feel
they didnt ask enough questions or really listen to your answers.
Key Points
Remember the sales person isnt a mind reader. Its important that when questioned you
respond naturally and give them enough information. You dont have to give all
information in answer to the first question asked, but you should be prepared to freely
discuss your needs and preferences when asked.
For instance, if you are looking at a light waterproof jacket, and are asked whether you
wanted it for anything in particular, you might say that you need something you can wear
when youre out on your bike. That allows the sales person ask further questions about
whether you cycle to work, etc. However, if they then ask what sort of cycling you do,
you should freely discuss this without expecting them to ask questions about every little
detail.
Remember to take careful note of everything the sales person says as well as exactly
what questions they ask, etc.
Did the sales person show you items that were related to your needs?
For Yes, the sales person must show you items that were related to the needs you
specified during your conversation.
Answer Yes if the salesperson shows you at least one item that matches your stated
needs OR explains why they cant and shows an alternative.
Answer No if the salesperson doesnt show you a specific item or if the item shown
doesnt match your needs and no explanation is provided.
Key Points
Sales person should be able to show you at least one item that matches the needs youve
told them about
However, if they cant show you an exact match for your needs but offer an alternative,
please answer Yes.
For instance, you might say that you are looking for a pale blue tennis shirt in a particular
style. If the sales person explains that the particular style doesnt come in pale blue and
offers you another colour in that style, or a pale blue shirt in a different style, you should
answer Yes.
2.
While the sales person was showing you products, did he/she:
Features, advantages and benefits are things like has air holes to allow it to breathe, is
really light to wear, supports your ankles as well as cushioning your foot.
Unique selling point refers to things like designed especially for adidas,
PUREMOTION midsole mimics the natural stability, efficiency and rapid reaction time
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of the bare foot (refers specifically to the technology and how it works). Staff member
may also mention a particular designer such as Jeremy Scott.
Remember to listen carefully to what the sales person tells you about each of the
products they show you and listen for this type of information.
3.
Did the sales person encourage you to feel, touch and/ or hold the product?
Key Points
Answer Yes:
For instance, the sales person might say, Feel how light these are? or See how soft
the fabric is or similar.
Answer No if they just say these are very light or the fabric used is really soft without
encouraging you to feel for yourself.
4.
Was the information given by the staff relevant to your needs and easy to
understand?
Key Points
Answer Yes if the information relates to the needs you discussed with the sales person
and is easy to understand and free from jargon, etc.
For instance, if you are looking for trainers to wear playing basketball and said you
needed something light but with a good grip on the court. The sales person might
recommend a pair and say These are really light only 270 grams. And the special
ripple pattern on the sole gives good non-slip grip.
Answer No if the information does not relate to your needs, or if the sales person uses
jargon or technical terms without explaining them.
For instance, in relation to your search for basketball shoes, the sales person might say
These weigh 270 grams and have sprint frame and sprint web stability. If they dont go
on to explain what these terms mean, you should answer No.
5.
Key Points
Listen carefully to see if the sales person mentions any sort of promotion or special offer.
Read your evaluation paperwork carefully to see if it mentions what the promotions/
special offer might be at that time.
These promotions and special offers may not relate directly to adidas. For example, the
current promotion might be for a particular credit or debit card, etc.
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Key Points
Remember, there are different ways they can lead into this suggestion.
2.
Did the sales person lead you to the fitting room or footwear fitting couch?
Key Points
If the sales person suggests that you try on the item you should agree.
The sales person should then lead you to the fitting room or footwear fitting couch
Answer No if the sales person just directs you to the fitting room or the fitting couch, e.g.
by saying If you go and sit down over there, I will fetch the right size for you.
If the sales person does not suggest that you try the item on, you should request to do so
Remember, though, to leave time for the sales person to make the suggestion before you
ask.
3.
Key Points
You must be prepared to try on at least one item, even for the enquiry scenario.
You should check the couch or the fitting room to see if it is free from dirt and stains.
Answer No if there is litter in the fitting rooms or dirty marks on the mirror, etc.
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Was the fitting room/ footwear couch free when you first went there?
Answer No if you have to wait for a free fitting room, of if there is no room on the
footwear fit couch for you to sit comfortably.
4.
If the fitting room/ footwear couch was not free, how long did you have to wait?
Key Points
Timing Point: Time from when you approached the fitting room, footwear couch, till you
could enter the room/ find a seat on the couch.
5.
Did the sales person assist you during the fitting experience by checking if you
required additional size or styles and ask you how the product feels, fits and
looks?
Key Points
Answer Yes if at any point the sales person checks back with you to see if you need any
assistance, or to ask if you are happy with how the product looks and feels.
Answer No if the sales person hasnt returned to check with you by the time you have
tried on the item and re-dressed in your own clothes/ shoes
Did the sales person offer an alternative to your selection if the product was not
available?
Answer NA if your selected product was available in the desired colour and required size.
Answer Yes if the salesperson offers you an alternative but similar product or a different
colour.
Key Points
This might happen at any point during the interaction if your exact preference isnt
available.
Answer NA if your preferred item is available in the correct size and colour.
2.
Did the sales person offer you complementary or additional items to complement
your selection?
Answer Yes if the salesperson offers complementary or additional items.
E.g., if you are buying trainers, salesperson might offer socks or laces. If you are buying
backpack, or walking gear, salesperson might offer drink bottle, etc.
Key Points
Sales person may do this indirectly For example, they may ask if you have a water
bottle, or what type of water bottle you use, etc.
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This may happen at the same time as the promotional offer if the promotion is something
like this month you get half price off socks when you buy trainers, etc.
3.
Did the sales person offer you higher priced or more premium products to suit your
selection?
Answer Yes if at any point the salesperson mentions a higher priced item. This may
happen when they make the initial recommendation, especially if they discuss the
features and benefits and explain why a higher priced option might suit you better.
Key Points
May use terms like top of the range or best quality; please listen carefully
Sales person may not initially mention price difference, but they should mention the
improved features and benefits of the higher priced item
4.
Key Points
The objection at this stage should be related to something about the product itself.
Perhaps colour or fit or style. (It should NOT be anything that is simply intended to defer
or refuse the sale like I need to think about, I might come back later, etc. - This type of
objection will come later for the Enquiry scenario only.)
This might happen during the fitting room interaction if the staff member checks back to
see if you are happy with the product or in need of assistance
Remember, it is at this point that the sales person might mention an alternate product, or
a more expensive product
The point of this question is that the sales person should offer a solution to your
objection either to reassure you that the fit looks good, etc., or to offer you an
alternative.
NOTE:
Please try to remember exactly what was said and provide a full comment covering all of
these questions at the end of this section.
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Did the sales person ask you if you want to purchase the product in a nonpressuring manner?
E.g. Would you like me to take this to the cashier for you?, etc.
If you are doing an Enquiry scenario (i.e. you are not required to make a purchase) it is at
this point that you should indicate that you are not ready to purchase saying something
like e.g. Im not sure its exactly what I want, I think I need to think about it a little more,
I might come back and get it later, etc.
Key Points
Sales person should ask for the sale in a relaxed and non-pressuring way.
They may ask if you would like them to take the item to the cashier, they may ask how
you would like to pay, etc.
If you are doing an Enquiry Only scenario, at this point you should raise your second
objection related to the actual purchase. For example you might say something like, Im
still not sure, I think I need to think about it a little more.
2.
After telling the sales person that you were not taking the product, did he/she:
a)
b)
c)
d)
e)
Key Points
They should gently attempt to overcome your objection by, for example, offering you an
alternative product.
If they cant do this, they should suggest that you think about it and perhaps come back
later
Key Points
This offer may be made at any time. However, please note that it is not to be confused
with the promotions and special offers question.
For example, if the sales person says, If you join our loyalty programme you will get
rewards points for any purchase made today, this would not count as a special offer.
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2.
Did you have to wait in a long queue? If yes, did the staff acknowledge your
waiting time?
Answer NA if you did not have to wait in a queue.
3.
Did the sales person and cashier thank you and say farewell?
Key Points
If you are making an enquiry, this applies only to the sales person who handled your
enquiry.
If you are doing a purchase scenario, you should note this for both the sales person and
the cashier.
The sales person must thank you and say farewell. For instance, may say something like,
Goodbye, thanks for shopping with us/ visiting us today., Bye now, thanks for visiting
us today., etc.
4.
Key Points
Staff member may say something like Hope to see you again soon, Please come back
and see us, etc.
This could happen at any time as you make your way towards the exit.
It may be the sales person or the cashier, but it might just be a staff member that you
walk past as you are leaving
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cng bt buc. V th bn cn phi xem xt h s hng dn tht k lng nm chc
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chng ti , h s gii p cc thc mc ca bn.
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chuyn vi nhau v l i s hin din ca khch hng, cu chuyn c th nh sau:
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tip cn ti, nhng ti nhn thy 2 nhn vin (mc o qun v dy eo hiu Adidas) h
ang ni ci vi nhau. C vi khch hng khc cng trong tnh trng b pht l i. H
ch ngng cuc tr chuyn c nhn khi c khch hng i n v hi s gip .
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n nhn xt ca bn h c th c nh cc yu t khi hun luyn nhn vin ca
mnh, v.v.
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Nhng im chnh:
Cu hi ny dng tm hiu nhng vic din ra khi s giao tip, hi thng tin bt
u.Vo tng tnh hung, iu ny ty thuc vo phng thc tip cn ca nhn vin
bn hng. V d nh: nu bn nhn ngm giy tp th thao, sau khi cho hi x giao, bt
chuyn c ch , nhn vin bn hng c th tip n bc bn hng, qua cc li nh:
Hoc cc cu hi tng t
Xin cho cu tr li da trn s giao tip ca bn vi nhn vin bn hng chnh thc (
khng phi nhn vin hc vic. Nu lc u bn c nhn vin thc tp gip , bn
hy ni ch mun xem hng).
1.
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Nhng im chnh:
2.
Nhng im chnh
Tuy nhin, cc nhn vin bn hng vin nn mc hoc mang t nht mt sn phm c ghi
r nhn hiu Adidas
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tip cn bn, th xin hy tm kim nhn vin khc (v d nh mt ngi khng eo bng
tn ch Nhn vin thc tp) hon thnh cuc kho st/nh gi.
Nu n khi vo gia cuc giao tip, bn mi nhn ra ngi ny l nhn vin thc
tp, th xin hy hi i khi qua loa cho qua, ri tm n gian hng hoc mt quy khc
trong ca hng v bt u li vi mt nhn vin khc. Cuc kho st ca bn s l v gi
tr nu Adidas bo chng ti bit rng ngi nhn vin tip bn l mt nhn vin thc tp
3. Theo bn, nhn vin ca hng c , quan st xem liu khch hng cn s
gip ca h khng?
tr li C, bn phi nhn thy nhn vin bn hng di chuyn xung quanh khu vc
bn hng v khch hng c th thy c h.
Hy tr li cu hi ny da trn iu bn nhn thy khi i vo ca hng, trc khi
bn tip xc vi nhn vin bn hng. Khi tho lun vi nhn vin, bn cn tht tp
trung.
Nhng im chnh
Mc ch nhn thy liu c nhng lc nhn vin n mnh ng sau quy thu ngn,
khng h i vng quanh khu vc bn hng, sn sng giao tip vi khch hng.
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Nu sau khi bn ch ra rng bn mun c thi gian xem xung quanh, nhn vin
dng nh "i theo bn nh mt ci bng " vng qua ca hng, hoc tip tc tip cn
vi bn nh vy thng xuyn, n lm cho bn cm thy p lc hay kh chu, nu vy
hy tr li "C" cho cu hi ny v km theo mt bnh lun cui ca phn ny gii
thch nhng g xy ra.
Nu bn hon ton khng c tip cn cho phc v, hoc sau phn ng ban u
ch mun xem qua ca bn nu c mt s chm tr trong vic bn c tip cn li
ln na, bn nn tm kim mt nhn vin sau 5 pht
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Bn c bit rng l nhng sn phm giy dnh cho luyn tp th thao/ giy chi
qun vt / qun tp th thao rt thnh hnh, v.v?
tr li Khng, bn phi nhn thy vo nhng pht u tip cn , nhn vin bn hng thm
d kin bn bng nhng cu hi trc tip nh C phi bn ang tm o dng c tim
khng? hoc tng t. Hoc vo nhng pht u tip cn, nhn vin bn hng ch n gin
hi xem h c th gip bn vic g khng.
Nhng im chnh
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Nhng im chnh
4 . Vo lc giao tip, nhn vin bn hng c lng nghe bn tht thu o v tch
cc thng qua s th hin nhng k nng nh sau khng?
tr li C, bn phi nhn thy nhn vin bn hng c biu hin mt hoc nhiu k
nng giao tip cn thit bn bit rng h ang lng nghe bn ni.
Nhng im chnh
Ngi bn hng c th chng minh k nng ch ng lng nghe qua biu hin ca
bt c iu no sau y:
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n.
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Lng nghe tht k cng xem liu ngi bn hng c nhc n bt k chng trnh
qung co khuyn mi hoc gim gi c bit no.
2.
Nhng im chnh
Hy nh rng,lun lun, cha thi gian cho ngi bn hng a ra li khuyn trc
khi bn hi.
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Phn F: Ti a ho cc c hi
1. Nhn vin bn hng c gii thiu mt s thay th no khi h khng c sn
phm nh yu cu ca bn?
tr li Khng p dng, bn phi nhn thy rng sau khi bn chn mt sn phm, ca
hng c sn sn phm v p ng c mun ca bn v mu sc v kch c.
tr li C, bn phi nhn thy rng nhn vin bn hng c gii thiu sn phm tng
t hoc mt mu sc khc.
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3. Nhn vin bn hng c gii thiu nhng sn phm gi cao hay nhng sn phm
cht lng tt ph hp vi s chn la ca bn khng?
tr li C, bn phi nhn thy rng ngay t lc ban u, nhn vin gii thiu sn
phm gi cao hn, c bit h c gii thch thm v tnh nng, li ch v gii thch v sao
sn phm c gi cao hn li ph hp vi bn hn.
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Ch :
Hy c gng nh chnh xc nhng g c ni v cung cp mt li nhn xt y
ca tt c nhng cu hi cui phn
2. Sau khi bn t khng mua hng , thi ca nhn vin bn hng vin nh th
no:
a)
b)
c)
d)
e)
Vn gi c thi nim n, ha nh
C gng tm hiu nguyn nhn bn khng mua hng
C gng vt qua s t chi ca bn i vi sn phm.
Khuyn/thuyt phc bn mua sn phm khc thay v ci bn t chi
Khuyn/thuyt phc bn ngh li v quay tr li sau
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V d, nu ngi bn hng ni: "Nu bn tham gia chng trnh khch hng thn
thit ca chng ti, bn s nhn c im thng cho bt k cuc mua hng no
c thc hin ngy hm nay", iu ny s khng c tnh l mt "cung cp c
bit".
.
2. Bn c phi xp hng tht lu khng? Nu c, nhn vin bn hng lc c
nhn bit v thi gian bn i khng?
Tr li KHNG P DNG nu bn khng h phi xp hng ch i
3. Nhn vin bn hng v thu ngn c cm n v cho tm bit bn khng?
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Bt k iu g trong s ny l tr li "C.
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