salespeople的意思|salespeople的解释-里氏词典

salespeople ['seilzˌpi:pl]

n. 售货员,店员

Defecting customers point to a number of drawbacks with general merchandise discounters: Small selections in any one category, disheveled displays, hard-to-find salespeople, long checkout lines.
Novell expects Lotus's salespeople, who deal with big corporations, will help it get its Netware into more offices.
Richard Schlott of Wayne, N.J, the second-largest independent broker in the U.S., says, "There's no question that some brokers have lost salespeople to Re/Max."
With roses costing $60 a dozen at Podesta Baldocchi, San Francisco, salespeople suggest alternatives such as $40 orchid arrangements but find few buyers.
Mr Temple said this would not be measured in extra sales, but would involve finding ways for salespeople and support staff to spend more time with customers through the elimination of bureaucracy.
Various reports show such deaths occur among taxi drivers, teachers, journalists, salespeople and maintenance workers.
In making their pitches, former salespeople say, they often emphasized lavish dividend yields but talked little about the fact that one would lose money should share prices decline.
Amgen will begin marketing Neupogen immediately with 150 U.S. salespeople and plans to hire 100 more over the next year.
Clearly, this kind of field market research requires careful planning in order to eliminate the obvious biases that salespeople normally have regarding prices and product features.
Of the major New York-based securities firms, only Morgan Stanley & Co. still calls its salespeople brokers.
When impressed salespeople suggested customers needed to see it, the marketing idea developed rapidly.
It's not like you're giving them a free meal." Some of the 150 salespeople who joined the staff have dropped out, but half remain.
These firms depend on customers who know little about options or futures except what the salespeople "teach" them.
Mr. Turner said second-quarter earnings fell slightly short of last year's, at about $185,000 compared with $203,000, mainly because of the hiring of new salespeople.
"Buying with a credit card is an added convenience during the busy holidays, especially with long lines and harried salespeople to contend with," the ABA says.
Independent brokers such as Houlihan/Lawrence have retained concerns like PACT Inc., New York, which runs beginning salespeople through a number of scenarios they're likely to encounter.
One key for salespeople is to boost their own morale.
Lilly also sent out "Dear Doctor" letters about all this. And last January, the company convened its 1,700 U.S. salespeople and urged them to tell any concerned doctors about the clinical-trial results and discuss the Scientologists' campaign.
Consider the difficulties faced by Audi salespeople when the car was tainted by false charges of sudden acceleration, or Exxon dealers' problems in the wake of the Valdez oil spill.
Tucker also said he recruited individuals with little or no securities experience to be salespeople and condoned the use of deceptive and misleading telephone sales techniques, Chertoff said.
Its salespeople spend much of the workweek in surgery, providing what Mr. Hirsch calls "technical assistance" to doctors using the company's products.
The man with the two boxes of trash bags looked out of place amid the models in cocktail dresses, the stack of truck tires and the tie-dyed salespeople from The World's No. 1 Jewelry Company Serving The Sanitation Industry.
It employed 106 salespeople in four offices in New York state. Another 400 around the country are registered to solicit business in the state, Abrams said.
Last year, many customers accused Dun & Bradstreet salespeople of misleading them to buy far more credit services than the company knew were needed.
At Mercedes-Benz, salespeople must demonstrate an intellectual bent.
But, in an interview, Chief Financial Officer James Denny acknowledged that some of the improvement came from lower commissions paid to big-ticket salespeople because of lower sales.
Many real-estate licensees who don't belong to the NAR are not active or full-time salespeople.
She is now in charge of a team of 15 telephone salespeople. Prospectus, which says it is the first agency of its kind in Britain, was formally opened yesterday.
DSS kicks back to 200 managers detailed sales and inventory information fed into it by 10,000 route salespeople equipped with hand-held computers.
In the test at its Westwood, N.J., store, Kmart hopes to use the so-called ShopperTrak system to improve service by sending salespeople to crowded departments and opening more checkout lanes before long lines form.

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