Take Care of the ?
This Gear is the third one of five, and encompasses all operational aspects of the facility
Take Care of the Store
3 years ESET Premium is this much when paired with a computer or CPU
$129.99
According to the handbook, you are tardy if you are this many minutes late to your scheduled shift
6 minutes
The first step of the selling process
Greeting, build rapport
Small bins of product at a value price point at either end of an aisle containing related products
Dump Bin
One part of Gear 1 (not just the title)
Provide prompt, courteous service OR Use appropriate sales presentation OR add value to the product
The new ESET ULTIMATE will include this as well as VPN.
Identity Protection
$100
The last step of the selling process
confirm and close the sale
The non-adjustable foundation shelf of a gondola
Base Deck
The final Gear, and the latest addition to the bunch
Take Care of the Culture
Banking Protection is not available on which ESET version?
Nod32
The uniform guideline allows for this type of footwear, probably thanks to our Texas stores
Cowboy Boots
The step where you find out why the customer is here
Qualifying Questions / Discovering Their Needs
This is what SKU stands for
Stock Keeping Unit
The Gear that states: "Practice professionalism and teamwork"
4. Grow Yourself and Those Around You
This ESET feature blocks all pop ups while it is activated
Gamer Mode
After 5 years of employment, you start earning this many weeks of vacation
DOUBLE JEOPARDY
A correct example of a positioning statement
Temporarily merchandising select products outside of their home location
Cross Merchandising
ALL parts of the second Gear
Visually present merchandise to stimulate sales
process merchandise effectively
waste no merchandise
An OEM license of 3 year, 6 devices NordVPN discounts this much when paired with 3 years of ESET
$59.99 (60 is an okay answer too)
The company began as a small storefront on Lane Avenue in Columbus, Ohio when this person and Bill Bayne opened the original Micro Center store on May 15, 1980
John Baker
When the customer says no, this is the selling process that let's you try again
Overcome objections
Placing horizontal products below vertically faced products, resembling THIS, the opposite of capping
Nesting