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I would first assist the situation by asking questions that would help better understand the customers desires. Ask if there was any inspiration they wanted to work from. Meno
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Walk them over the scrapbooking aisles, show them basic products and layouts. Let them know that Michael's has papercrafting classes. Meno
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What color theme did they want and did they want borders around the out side of it. Meno
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Doing what's right for a customer, giving them honest answers.
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Having a customer walk out of the store with a purchase and being happy about it. We want to get them the best deals while motivating the customer to become a lifelong regular. Meno
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Whene you are nice and kindly your get everything from customer service
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From positive experience
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I disagree. I think there is nothing wrong with (politely) pointing out the customer's error and suggest they take it back to the appropriate outlet. Otherwise, where does this kind of behavior end--and what does Publix do with all the competitor products hanging around the store? I mean, you can't just re-sell it... Meno
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I answered this question wrong by saying "tell them sorry but this isn't a product we carry". You need to please the customer, apologize that there unsatisfied, and to go get the product that they want and we can swap it out for them. The customer could have made an honest mistake, never argue with the customer. Meno
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The fat sales at Michaels
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Actually it was at this store! I had some items on sale and some weren't, but the cashier showed me on my smartphone that there was a 25% off entire purchase coupon! They were really friendly, and got me interested in working here. (Something like that. Maybe go to an actual Michaels to get a positive story.) Meno
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What would you like to know
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Mention hobbies that pertain to arts&crafts, and liking to talk to people.