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As far as Amazon goes, I’m a consignor.

What's New Again, a consignment shop in New York

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Last week, TGtbT.com asked resalers how much… if any… grooming of incoming consignments is done in their shop. Here’s how shopkeepers responded. (more…)

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No need to be bored. Follow TGtbT.com's advice and you'll be so busy, you'll never be bored again. Guaranteed.

Bored People Quit

The main reason people suddenly quit: boredom.

A few easy ways to detect boredom in your employees:

Changes in your employees’ daily routines, such as reduced productivity.
Finding yourself asking an employee “Are you bored?”
A person will tell you they’re bored, either directly or through subtle ways.

There are ways to prevent boredom, fortunately:

Have your employees focus on projects that interest them.
Let your people experiment and find out what really excites them.
Don’t constantly dump dull, tedious tasks on them.
Limit interruptions.
Try to spread around meetings, phone calls, etc.
Keep your people in the loop.

Read more on this topic from Paul Rands.

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I have read an uncommon number of emails from consignment shops in the last week or two saying that they would not be accepting any incoming consignments for the next (fill in the blank) days because

they’re overwhelmed. (more…)

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Time-lapse employee discounts in consignment and resale storesYesterday, we talked about how to structure that most common of employee benefits in the consignment and resale industry, employee discounts.

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