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Post by Brookie on Nov 8, 2007 18:33:22 GMT -4
Mulva - it's very Freudian.... you will be the store..... you will buy bath products..... repeat after me.... can't help myself......
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Post by kateln on Nov 9, 2007 0:03:11 GMT -4
You forgot the "not". Unless you meant that you're going to continue your wanton Lush spending ways. Which I'm all in favor of by the way. Haha! That is sooooo typical. But really - I AM NOT!! Of course not.
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Post by Deleted on Nov 9, 2007 10:34:16 GMT -4
Lushies are eeeeevil.
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Post by Brookie on Nov 9, 2007 11:14:08 GMT -4
The other LUSH store in our mall over-ordered on the fresh face masks (we do not have them in our Macy's shop as they will not give us a fridge and won't allow us to go out and buy one; we don't know why) and *had to* write some off and bring them upstairs for my manager and I to take home (damn!). We each got four (I gave one away to the other SA that was in the store with me, who was technically not on duty but came in a spent a fortune anyway). I went home with a "Love Lettuce", "Ayesha", and "Sacred Truth". Yum.
[shill]BTW, our Christmas gifts are lovely. They're pre-wrapped, and all you gotta do is buy 'em, take 'em home, take the price tag off, and put 'em under the tree. And, who doesn't like to get new bath stuff to pamper him/herself with???[/shill]
Back to your regularly scheduled snark.
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johnboysmole
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Post by johnboysmole on Nov 9, 2007 16:50:40 GMT -4
Well folks, I finished my Lush training on Tuesday and I feel pretty good about it. I work a full time job in addition to Lush, so I don't know if I've been able to do as much memorization of the products as some of the other folks. But I've been going over the materials every day and I have a Lush Times in every room of the house and I've been going over my training materials daily too.
Tuesday, our group of trainees split up into pairs and we had to give our partner a tour of the store. It was the day the regional manager was there too. I was surprised at how nervous I was. I'm such a nerd! I love talking to people and I'm completely comfortable approaching them, and making an ass of myself and I don't have thin skin, so I am fully prepared to deal with the occasional a-hole. But I don't know if my product knowledge is where it should be.
They have been really telling us that knowing the gift boxes is extremely important, but I basically have been winging it and I have a few categorized in my head by price. I'm having a hard time getting all the info to stick in my head! I just feel this pressure to memorize the training stuff and I'm afraid I'm going to forget some obvious stuff.
Oh well. I just finished reading this whole thread and my first night on the floor is Saturday, and I work with a couple of nice people and they're good eggs, so I'm sure it will be fine. Once I start interacting with the products on a real life basis, I'm sure it will be fine.
Actually, I have to say, I really like everyone I've met in this store, including my fellow trainees. It seems like a really nice group of people, Brookie, would you agree or am I totally wearing rose-colored contact lenses?
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Post by kateln on Nov 9, 2007 23:41:36 GMT -4
Lushies are eeeeevil. And? ;D
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Post by Brookie on Nov 10, 2007 9:32:54 GMT -4
JBM - we do have a nice bunch of folks in our shop. And please don't fret about your product knowledge - you can memorize all you want, but until you actually interact with customers, it won't be there naturally. Just be sure that when you're waiting on someone, have them win - have the experience be all about them. When I'm a customer somewhere, that's the kind of service I look for. (And, you're doing great!)
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johnboysmole
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Post by johnboysmole on Nov 10, 2007 12:59:57 GMT -4
Thanks Brookie. I'm really looking forward to actually getting out there and working for real tonight! I feel like today is really my first day!
I'm going to do a nice energizing cocktail (Karma bubble bar, Avobath, and You've Been Mangoed) and give myself a little facial and hair treatment before I go into work.
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e c0li
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Post by e c0li on Nov 25, 2007 1:47:14 GMT -4
So I went to the newly opened Lush counter at Macy's this weekend (!!) and I bought Sweet Japanese Girl, and I wanted to get your recommendations on the best way to store it--soap dish? Tupperware? Plastic wrap?
PS--the people who worked there were so nice!
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ang
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Post by ang on Nov 25, 2007 1:59:23 GMT -4
Anything that will keep it dry and cool, e Coli. A soap dish would be fine.
And remember, dont wet it to use it, just let it melt with your body heat and rub it around.
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