Customer Service Field Day: Give The Lady What She Wants!
Marshall Field’s, the trendsetting, always fashionable icon of customer service in retailing, is about to become history in downtown Chicago.Macy’s, its owner, is renaming the store after itself.With the closing of Field’s another bright chapter in the history of customer service is also coming to an end.Field’s was known for carrying special merchandise, for being a place where patrons could meet for lunch, and for mar

Illusion In Advertisement
Disappointed consumers often accuse advertisers of making false promises, distorting facts, and even lying. These consumers, are more often than not, mistaken in thinking promises were made or facts were given in the advertisement that lured them into buying a particular product. Expert advertisers do not need to lie or make promises to us, for they know exactly how to make us think we hear promises or facts that are not actually stated.The key to getting the job you want is convincing your prospective employer that he needs you in the company. Your resume may not be as extraordinary as another applicant’s, but you always have the chance to convince your prospective employer by impressing him during your interview. In an interview, you will be selling yourself. You will be convincing the employer that you are the best person for the job.

You do not go to war without bullets, do you? Thus, before going to an interview, you should be mentally and physically prepared. The following are tips that can help you prepare for an interview.

Preparation is Key

Anticipate the possible scenarios that may await you in your actual interview. Think about the reasons why you want the job and think about the best way to explain this to your job interviewer. Look at the job from the employer’s point of view. Evaluate yourself. Can you do the job well? Will you fit in with the company? Have somebody act as the interviewer and ask you questions that could be thrown at you during the interview.

Study your employer’s company and learn as much about it as you can. Know their products, services and company objectives. This way, you can tailor your answers to suit the company’s needs and objectives. Know the company’s address, too, and how much time you are going to spend in traveling to their office. Make sure that you leave a lot if time allowance for getting there. The ideal time to arrive to an interview is about 10 minutes early.

Always bring a pen to the job interview. It is also wise to bring a copy of your resume and proof of your

You will be convincing the employer that you are the best person for the job.

You do not go to war without bullets, do you? Thus, before going to an interview, you should be mentally and physically prepared. The following are tips that can help you prepare for an interview.

Preparation is Key

Anticipate the possible scenarios that may await you in your actual interview. Think about the reasons why you want the job and think about the best way to explain this to your job interviewer. Look at the job from the employer’s point of view. Evaluate yourself. Can you do the job well? Will you fit in with the company? Have somebody act as the interviewer and ask you questions that could be thrown at you during the interview.

Study your employer’s company and learn as much about it as you can. Know their products, services and company objectives. This way, you can tailor your answers to suit the company’s needs and objectives. Know the company’s address, too, and how much time you are going to spend in traveling to their office. Make sure that you leave a lot if time allowance for getting there. The ideal time to arrive to an interview is about 10 minutes early.

Always bring a pen to the job interview. It is also wise to bring a copy of your resume and proof of you

e the possible scenarios that may await you in your actual interview. Think about the reasons why you want the job and think about the best way to explain this to your job interviewer. Look at the job from the employer’s point of view. Evaluate yourself. Can you do the job well? Will you fit in with the company? Have somebody act as the interviewer and ask you questions that could be thrown at you during the interview.

Study your employer’s company and learn as much about it as you can. Know their products, services and company objectives. This way, you can tailor your answers to suit the company’s needs and objectives. Know the company’s address, too, and how much time you are going to spend in traveling to their office. Make sure that you leave a lot if time allowance for getting there. The ideal time to arrive to an interview is about 10 minutes early.

Always bring a pen to the job interview. It is also wise to bring a copy of your resume and proof of you

y act as the interviewer and ask you questions that could be thrown at you during the interview.

Study your employer’s company and learn as much about it as you can. Know their products, services and company objectives. This way, you can tailor your answers to suit the company’s needs and objectives. Know the company’s address, too, and how much time you are going to spend in traveling to their office. Make sure that you leave a lot if time allowance for getting there. The ideal time to arrive to an interview is about 10 minutes early.

Always bring a pen to the job interview. It is also wise to bring a copy of your resume and proof of you

dress, too, and how much time you are going to spend in traveling to their office. Make sure that you leave a lot if time allowance for getting there. The ideal time to arrive to an interview is about 10 minutes early.

Always bring a pen to the job interview. It is also wise to bring a copy of your resume and proof of your credentials.

Packaging…Packaging

On the day of the interview, make sure that you are dressed appropriately. Men should dress in a conservative suit and women should dress in a conservatively colored and styled dress or business suit. Your shoes should match your suit or your dress. Men should wear either brown or black leather shoes.

Keep your jewelry to a minimum. Wear a simple band watch and/or a simple gold chain with a pendant. Do not wear your platinum bezel link chain with wall-to-wall diamonds. Such an ostentatious display will certainly make an impression – just not the kind of impression you wanted to make.

Wear refreshing and mild cologne, not overpowering perfume. Furthermore, don’t bathe yourself with your cologne.

Good Manners and Right Conduct

Impress the employer with your impeccable manners. Shake his hands firmly, but not too tightly. Look at the employer’s eyes directly to show him your sincerity and honesty. Slow down when you talk and make sure that you are speaking clearly. Be alert about whatever he is saying and show genuine interest. Make appropriate comments to let him know that you have been listening to what he’s been saying. Ask questions and clarifications on certain points that are unclear to you. Highlight your s