Thinking...

Sometimes an ambulant vendor who sells simple candy and cookies is more polite than a shopping mall clerk who studied to sell in a big store. Mind you, this difference is incredible. How good is theoretical knowledge without the ability to deal with people? In some situations, considering the difficulties, a simple seller wins of 10 x 0 against a shopping mall seller.

I was thinking about it because sometimes i can see people with a big smile and a shine in eyes right after saying "good morning". These are people who love their work. Some things cannot be learned through theory and only with life experience!

Anyway, there are different situations...


Thanks for the corrections.

Thinking...

Sometimes a simple person, selling candy and cookies on a bus, is more polite than a professional salesperson, in a shopping mall, who studied sales. What an incredible diference. What is a good theoretical knowledge without the ability to deal with people? In real life situations, a simple merchant can win ten to one against a professional sales person.

I was thinking about it because sometimes i see a person with a big smile, who offers a "good morning" and a shining eyes. People like that love their work. I think education can't teach some things.  There are things that only life experience can teach!

Anyway, there are different situations...


Thanks for the corrections.

Thinking...

Sometimes a bus seller who sells simple candy and cookies is more polite than a shopping mall seller who studied to sell in a big store. I have noticed that this difference is incredible. What is a good theoretical knowledge without the ability to deal with people? In some situations, considering the difficulties, a simple seller wins of 10 x 0 of a shopping mall seller.

I was thinking about it because sometimes I can see people with a big smile, after of saying "good morning" and with a shine in eyes. People who love their work. I think a theory can't teach some things that only the experience of life can teach!

Anyway, there are different situations...


Thanks for the corrections.

Interesting story!