More examples, this time in Irish stores….
One of the last decisions a clothing consignment or resale shop thinks is important….
According to DailyMail.com, female shoppers try on an average of 40,000 articles of clothing in their lifetimes, purchasing just one in seven.
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A shopkeeper asks:
This figure is not easy to pinpoint exactly, but we can get a rough number in two steps:
1- Your daily overhead, divided by the amount of time spent per item (obviously, an average). That’s the FIXED COST. Do not include expenses directly related to employees at this point. If you have only one person working, use the full amount of the time segment; otherwise, divide the daily overhead by the number of staff normally present.
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Whether it’s declining a mediocre consignment, answering a staffer’s inconvenient request for a schedule change, or committing your business’s resources to an issue or event that doesn’t feel like the right path to take…
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Such a great idea! Let me write that down….
Have you ever had the experience of going over your scribbled notes later, only to wonder what the heck you meant by that? I have.
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After all, you don’t want to let a good idea slip away!
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