Plus, entering a crowded market and what to do with a dysfunctional team.
And for those customers who just want to vent, try this approach.
We also talk about considerations in setting up a coffee bar in your store.
And cut the commission on a discounted sale? It’s not that straightforward.
Including three reasons why you should tell your staff early if you’re planning to sell.
This includes a new approach to handing out criticism that works better than the “sandwich” method.
Also, the secret to a good thank-you note is revealed.
Plus what’s generally acceptable in non-compete agreements for employees.
And don’t miss these three ideas to move aged inventory.
And what to consider when investing in that expensive new laser welder.
You had a great holiday season, now a salesperson wants a pay raise. What to do?
Also, how much trust should you extend another person in the jewelry industry?
Plus, how to make time for creative thinking.
The answer includes recommended websites and jewelry schools to try.
Can you ban workers from talking politics? Yes, but there may be a better solution.
Plus how to gauge how your staff is feeling about their workload.
When an online complaint is clearly unfounded, should you still reply?
Want to know how to sell more family jewelry and EAT your way to the top of Google’s rankings? Read on.
Employee discounts? Geller has the answer.
Plus an answer to the question of how much to charge employees for jewelry.
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