I'm looking in retail as assistant manager or manager and my husband is an economic consultant/analyst. Of course we are willing to do other jobs if it's necessary..thank you.
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Your best bet is to use a search engine for information, however, whilst I was seconded as a team leader in a department last year where I work we had a US amanger come over to help out, and I can describe his style which seems to be very typical of high managers in the US\n\nHe had a very can-do , will-do approach, and expected everyone to follow.\n\nAs an example, we worked for retail outbound colelctions for a bank (ie ringing up to say they are overdrawn, defaulted on loan etc) and he asked us to tell the reps to discuss with the customer having a garage/carboot sale to raise thge funds to clear their debts
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i live in maryland and my husband got a job a target, but ended up not taking the position and they were going to start him out at eight dollars an hour. kind of sad huh? i am not sure about cali.hope i could help a little. you could always call target and ask
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not me, but how about we take courses at the same time.  I was wanting either:  Medical office assistant, Medical Administrative assistant, or just administrative assistant.  I got the pamphlet from Saskatoon Business College.  These are the only ones that I am interested in that they offer my other choices are:   Legal Admin Assistant, Accounting, Computer accounting technician, info tech specialist, business admin, financial services assistant.  Don't worry, I won't take the medical office assistant one if you don't want me to, dork.  I am not going to copy you.  Even if I did take it, it wouldn't be because I am copying, Amber!  I just need to further my education and that one has the least amount of math in the course.  I just want a steady income that involves as little math as possible!
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yes i think there is good money in it, i know a few salesmen who have quite a bit . im not sure what the pay is , maybe you could talk to a local salesmen, good luck
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Yes I do think their is validity in those arguements.  I was a district manager for a shoe company in NY but lived in TX.  I had 15 locations and prior to my district positions I ran many stores.  The Market Managers would send sales plans and strategies as a blanket for the company.  However, regions are different and within those regions locals and customer patterns would differ as well.  Malls that were on fire 10 yrs ago were now failing, due to other malls opening up.  The Market managers would want to run the same Promo's or window displays and they were were not what that market needed.  My best example was Memphis.  Memphis, TN has an older mall in the middle of the city (been there forever) and newer malls opened in the burbs, well, the same inner city marketing was needed to be different for the customer was different.  The older mall was now shopped by predominantly black women and their taste differed from the Suburban mother who is shopping for herself or her daughter.  The window displays , marketing strategy needs to be examined.  My advice, what ever your business, Talk to the low man on the totem pole,  Realize the experience is not there, hence the negativity and show them your listening...
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My wife is a mystery shopper and has been doing it for some time now.  She communicates well with the stores in our mall and they are very gracious to hear her comments and feedback.  I think it's a good way to find out how companies are doing from a customer perspective.
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You could try looking at Monster.com for vacancies and see what pay scale is posted for these or similar jobs in your area.\n\nSuch information depends upon the market area, so no one individual will be able to provide you with accurate info that will be perfectly relevant to you on ALL of those you find of interest.\n\nBest wishes.
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Well, at the restraunt I work at, we talk first with the manager. Then if that doesn't work we talk with the owners. If all else fails, start job hunting. You shouldn't have to put up with bullsh*t.
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It sounds like you need customers.  Good luck.
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Since your husband doesn't want you to commute that far and you need the money, the tell him HE can get a second job and you won't have to drive anywhere but the grocery store !\n\nI would go for the job personally if it was something I wanted to do.\n\nGood Luck and I have confidence that you will do very well in your interview.
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I'm not sure what you want here.\nAre you asking individuals to tell you about their shopping styles and buying preferences? Or are you asking people to give you ideas on where you can formally research these topics?
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Oh boy Jim.. I feel for you... I hope some one here can give you some assistance.\n\nWhy doesn't she look for any sort of job?  Like at a supermarket being a cashier so some sort of part time job to help out.... and perhaps you can get a part time second job.\n\nHow about selling some things from your apartment/home to gain some income.  Can relatives help?
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Have a look in your local newspapers in the job section.  This sometimes works, if not have a look in the shop windows if they are looking for part-time staff.\n\nIt doesn't hurt to ask.  They can only say "No, we're not looking at the moment".
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try    narms.com  they've got a great job bank. i'm working through them making $13.00 an hour for retail marketing professionals. all the jobs vary. some you need a resume for. so make sure you have one handy.
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It depends on where you live...some states allow wavers so that you can work full time during the summer. When you apply for a job ask the manager about their policy and state and fed law.
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What are yo doing?  I find this strange.  Because all work will led to another position.  Working at fast foods gives you experience in customer service, retail and darn hard backbreaking work.  Retail is hard work but the ladder is tall and worth it if you put the effort into it.  Starting as a sales associate will get the experience to be a supervisor or assistant that will eventually raise you to a manager then  to district management. \n\nMarketing of any kind is a door to all sorts of jobs, speaking, retail sales, etc.\n\nSales will open the door to so many things and you can actually make money and a wonderful life.  \n\nIf you need a little experience take that job, do it well and more on.