logging in or signing up hrm in retail aSGuest12188 Download Post to : URL : Related Presentations : Share Add to Flag Embed Email Send to Blogs and Networks Add to Channel Uploaded from authorPOINT lite Insert YouTube videos in PowerPont slides with aS Desktop Copy embed code: (To copy code, click on the text box) Embed: URL: Thumbnail: WordPress Embed Customize Embed The presentation is successfully added In Your Favorites. Views: 1203 Category: Entertainment License: All Rights Reserved Like it (0) Dislike it (0) Added: February 05, 2009 This Presentation is Public Favorites: 0 Presentation Description No description available. Comments Posting comment... By: manidhi (39 month(s) ago) hi buddy can i check ur presentation..... Saving..... Post Reply Close Saving..... Edit Comment Close Premium member Presentation Transcript Training Employees of a Retail Organization : Training Employees of a Retail Organization Lora Atanasova Christopher Backhaus Nikesh Dadlani Maria Didorenko Kremena Minkova Mihir Patel Corporate Culture : Corporate Culture Company’s mission statement, values, traditions and beliefs Code of Ethics- proper behavior Limits opportunities for misconduct Company’s policies Motivating Sales People : Motivating Sales People Promotion for organization’s own sales people Sales –oriented and market-share objective Bonuses, employee of the month A Salesperson Should Know The… : A Salesperson Should Know The… Products Placement Deliveries Cycles Store Staff C.A.R.E. : C.A.R.E. Contact Do’s: Proper introduction Welcome customer to store Shake hands if felt appropriate Exchange names Be enthusiastic! Don’ts: Don’t ask yes/no questions! Ex. Do you need any help with anything? C.A.R.E. : C.A.R.E. Ask Questions Do’s: Be selective in questions asked Manipulate customer to focus on one or two products Process of elimination Use responses to questions later in recommending the right product Don’ts: Don’t ask questions that are irrelevant Don’t ignore responses and show lack of interest C.A.R.E. : C.A.R.E. Recommend Recommend a product to help customer Employee knows merchandise, not customer “Based on what you told me…” Don’t Be pushy or sell unnecessary products C.A.R.E. : C.A.R.E. Encourage the Sale Read Customers approval, encourage closing sale Promotional Offers Accessories Warranties Always try to satisfy customer Effective Listening to Customers : Effective Listening to Customers Listening is the most important skill a salesperson can possess By listening to customers: -sales are increased -satisfaction is enhanced -relationships are improved -objective information is received Causes of Poor Listening : Causes of Poor Listening Physical barriers -noisy environment -visual distractions Personal barriers -problems Gender barriers Semantic barriers -meaning of words Listen to Feedback : Listen to Feedback Ask questions Paraphrase Modify behavior accordingly Improve accuracy Increase productivity Do not: -interrupt, criticize or daydream -tolerate distractions -pretend to be listening -listen only for facts Nonverbal Communication : Nonverbal Communication All intentional and unintentional messages that are neither written, spoken, nor sounded. Eye contact Body movement Clothing and personal appearance Also can be used for : Also can be used for Signs of power Expansive movements Posture Personal and Business distances Nonverbal Communications in C.A.R.E : Nonverbal Communications in C.A.R.E In C, good first impression (contact) In A, eye contact for a better conversation (ask question) In R and E, body movements to transmit excitement (recommend and encourage) Hidden Customers : Hidden Customers Use referrals and recommendations Build a trusting cycle by sharing knowledge with them Listen and Keep your opinion to yourself Establish a friendly comfortable atmosphere Open Customers : Open Customers Don’t be pushy or manipulative Listen to their needs and wants Treat them as equals and with respect Use facts more than visuals Don’t talk down to them Closed Customers : Closed Customers Don’t pressure them Listen to their needs Try to increase their self confidence (compliments) Don’t expect them to be open Treat them gentle and with respect Don’t overwhelm them Blind Customers : Blind Customers Give them a well-supported presentation Let them feel like they are in control Don’t keep them waiting Be prepared for suggestions on how to improve your strategy Conclusion : Conclusion Effective way to train employees Inform about the company The communication process Effective listening Effective non-verbal communication Dealing and reading different customers Conclusion : Conclusion CARE Contact the customer Ask questions Recommend a product Encourage the sale Thank You : Thank You You do not have the permission to view this presentation. In order to view it, please contact the author of the presentation.
hrm in retail aSGuest12188 Download Post to : URL : Related Presentations : Share Add to Flag Embed Email Send to Blogs and Networks Add to Channel Uploaded from authorPOINT lite Insert YouTube videos in PowerPont slides with aS Desktop Copy embed code: (To copy code, click on the text box) Embed: URL: Thumbnail: WordPress Embed Customize Embed The presentation is successfully added In Your Favorites. Views: 1203 Category: Entertainment License: All Rights Reserved Like it (0) Dislike it (0) Added: February 05, 2009 This Presentation is Public Favorites: 0 Presentation Description No description available. Comments Posting comment... By: manidhi (39 month(s) ago) hi buddy can i check ur presentation..... Saving..... Post Reply Close Saving..... Edit Comment Close Premium member Presentation Transcript Training Employees of a Retail Organization : Training Employees of a Retail Organization Lora Atanasova Christopher Backhaus Nikesh Dadlani Maria Didorenko Kremena Minkova Mihir Patel Corporate Culture : Corporate Culture Company’s mission statement, values, traditions and beliefs Code of Ethics- proper behavior Limits opportunities for misconduct Company’s policies Motivating Sales People : Motivating Sales People Promotion for organization’s own sales people Sales –oriented and market-share objective Bonuses, employee of the month A Salesperson Should Know The… : A Salesperson Should Know The… Products Placement Deliveries Cycles Store Staff C.A.R.E. : C.A.R.E. Contact Do’s: Proper introduction Welcome customer to store Shake hands if felt appropriate Exchange names Be enthusiastic! Don’ts: Don’t ask yes/no questions! Ex. Do you need any help with anything? C.A.R.E. : C.A.R.E. Ask Questions Do’s: Be selective in questions asked Manipulate customer to focus on one or two products Process of elimination Use responses to questions later in recommending the right product Don’ts: Don’t ask questions that are irrelevant Don’t ignore responses and show lack of interest C.A.R.E. : C.A.R.E. Recommend Recommend a product to help customer Employee knows merchandise, not customer “Based on what you told me…” Don’t Be pushy or sell unnecessary products C.A.R.E. : C.A.R.E. Encourage the Sale Read Customers approval, encourage closing sale Promotional Offers Accessories Warranties Always try to satisfy customer Effective Listening to Customers : Effective Listening to Customers Listening is the most important skill a salesperson can possess By listening to customers: -sales are increased -satisfaction is enhanced -relationships are improved -objective information is received Causes of Poor Listening : Causes of Poor Listening Physical barriers -noisy environment -visual distractions Personal barriers -problems Gender barriers Semantic barriers -meaning of words Listen to Feedback : Listen to Feedback Ask questions Paraphrase Modify behavior accordingly Improve accuracy Increase productivity Do not: -interrupt, criticize or daydream -tolerate distractions -pretend to be listening -listen only for facts Nonverbal Communication : Nonverbal Communication All intentional and unintentional messages that are neither written, spoken, nor sounded. Eye contact Body movement Clothing and personal appearance Also can be used for : Also can be used for Signs of power Expansive movements Posture Personal and Business distances Nonverbal Communications in C.A.R.E : Nonverbal Communications in C.A.R.E In C, good first impression (contact) In A, eye contact for a better conversation (ask question) In R and E, body movements to transmit excitement (recommend and encourage) Hidden Customers : Hidden Customers Use referrals and recommendations Build a trusting cycle by sharing knowledge with them Listen and Keep your opinion to yourself Establish a friendly comfortable atmosphere Open Customers : Open Customers Don’t be pushy or manipulative Listen to their needs and wants Treat them as equals and with respect Use facts more than visuals Don’t talk down to them Closed Customers : Closed Customers Don’t pressure them Listen to their needs Try to increase their self confidence (compliments) Don’t expect them to be open Treat them gentle and with respect Don’t overwhelm them Blind Customers : Blind Customers Give them a well-supported presentation Let them feel like they are in control Don’t keep them waiting Be prepared for suggestions on how to improve your strategy Conclusion : Conclusion Effective way to train employees Inform about the company The communication process Effective listening Effective non-verbal communication Dealing and reading different customers Conclusion : Conclusion CARE Contact the customer Ask questions Recommend a product Encourage the sale Thank You : Thank You