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Originally Posted by dro
if ur selling something u should know abt it. theres basic information u should know. were not asking for too much.
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Originally Posted by Sanka86
Actually I may have helped someone. Hopefully now the car will get the lip kit it supposed to have in the first place. And someone else who may not knowing exactly what the blue series is supposed to have. Won't have to pay for something they aren't getting. I said it not to be a know it all. But to bring to his attention something was missing. Cause I have the benefit of having a unhealthy obsession with these cars. Lol
Also a salesmen is selling a product, a service and themselves. No different then say going to shop for suspension. Would you expect that person to know the differences between the coilovers? The functions and capabilities? Even their opinion on what would work best for you. Now wouldn't you hope he knows a set of coilovers are suppose to come with camber plates? I know I would.
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My point isn't clear... let me restate.
Anyone can do any job. Whether they can excel in it or not is up to their background, ability to apply previous knowledge to current job requirements, and adapt to changing work and customer environments.
It's a blanket statement, I know... but my point is, if a salesperson wants to excel or do better at their job, it's their duty to learn about the product more.
You can help them all you want, but they have to walk through the door being opened for them.
Some people just want to sell cars and make money, they don't care about how they make the sale, they just want to make it. Those are the same as the workers that don't care about the job, they just want the paycheck.
Others genuinely care about their job and what they do. They go out of their way to make sure customers are taken care of, or that the job is done right 100% of the time. Those people don't just want the paycheck, they want a meaningful work experience.
In the grand scheme of things, don't sweat about these things too much unless you're shopping for a car. Who knows, maybe the guy was just being an ass because you brushed off the receptionist and he has the last laugh.
-alex
P.S. KW V3s don't come with camber plates.