Hello Dearest Readers and a Happy Weekend to You All!
What an enjoyable week it has been, a couple of successful posts, a couple of duds, but you know you can’t really win them all. I hope you all are as excited as I am to start a Twitter workshop series, here every Monday. The idea of this series is to help you make the most out of twitter, but I also want to hear from you, I want to go through this twitter growth journey together. What is working, what isn’t? What worked for a mom blog that may not so much work for my own? What didn’t? I’m not the twitter know-all expert, I’m just another blogger who figured out a few tricks that I think you may find handy.
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Blog Share- I Love My Followers!
This week I thought I would shake things up and do a blog share retail edition!
Feel free, join in the shopgirl conversation, I am great “reciprocater”. 😉
Tossing It Out- Hourly Wage
Although Arlee didn’t work retail necessarily, we can all relate to the transfer from hourly pay to salary. Which do you prefer?
Observations in Retail- The Longest Check Out
I think one of the hardest part of working retail is not being seen as a person, but instead as a piece of the furniture. “I’m just looking” is not the appropriate answer to “How are you today”. This is a quick easy read comic humorously addressing just that issue.
Outside Perception- Customer and the Door of Doom
Sometimes their is drama in the retail workplace, sometimes there is just simple customer service.
A Texan’s View of Upstate New York- Thanksgiving & Black Friday “Fun”
You can’t have a retail collection without a look at a retail employee’s life during Black Friday.
Twitter on Mondays. Gulp. OK
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Thanksgiving and Black Friday are 2 days I don’t look forward to each year because of that… When we move next summer I’ll hopefully find a job that isn’t open on those days, or require everyone to work them at least.
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Those were always my favorite shifts. So many people and so much fun.
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It was like the fun expert level of a job simulator strategy game! My favorite!
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