The Mystery Shopping Thread - X

absolutelynomoney

red_fox wrote: »

http://www.xec.gapbuster.com/WebSelect3/SearchAssignment.aspx?q=search&f1=&f2=&flag=true&f3=&c=441&a=&start=&end=&premiumOnly=&pageSize=&pageIndex=0

Just change the number 441 for each client. Let me know if you need to know the client numbers that I have worked out so far.

Thank you so much - I would appreciate the number for phones/phone competitors and for the underground sandwiches. I think they're the only ones I don't know.

absolutelynomoney

I only know the link that has towns that you want to search - it shows all the jobs from all the companies in the location(s) you select.

What I was asking for previously was the one that will show you specific clients only, which red fox kindly gave me.

If there is one for specific clients in specific locations, that would be even better!

absolutelynomoney

GoldenJill wrote: »

"the one that will show you specific clients only" - yes, that's what I mean - sorry hard to explain! Do you know the link that will show the 'corner' shops with the logo of the green tree?

I don't even know who that is?!

flyer

Has anyone ever heard of the 10 & 5 rule?

red_fox

absolutelynomoney wrote: »

Thank you so much - I would appreciate the number for phones/phone competitors and for the underground sandwiches. I think they're the only ones I don't know.

221= Mobile phones
299= Mobile competitors
519= Sandwiches

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flyer wrote: »

Has anyone ever heard of the 10 & 5 rule?

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absolutelynomoney

flyer wrote: »

Has anyone ever heard of the 10 & 5 rule?

Nope!

flyer

I'm applying to a company and they have asked me to explain the 10 & 5 staff rule. I'm seriously thinking of saying i haven't got a clue! I've googled it and come up with nothing.

ukmonkey

flyer wrote: »

I'm applying to a company and they have asked me to explain the 10 & 5 staff rule. I'm seriously thinking of saying i haven't got a clue! I've googled it and come up with nothing.

The 10-5 (or 10 & 5 rule) Rule states that when a customer/guest moves within 10 feet of you, you make eye contact. When a customer/guest moves within 5 feet of you, you greet them.

This has, in some companies, been replaced by 20-10 rule. Same principle.

BerryDelight

Ukmonkey how are you such a source of infinate knowledge?? I like it!