Eshana
TM/Food Ave
- Joined
- Jul 24, 2013
- Messages
- 66
Hello all!
Since I'm new, I'm terrified of this whole 'Redcard' process. They brought it up several times in my interview, asking me if I've had experience in selling people on something like that. I feel like if I really want to impress, I'll need to shine on getting people to sign up.
I've been doing research on them. It seems like the more appealing one to many customers would be the debit card, but is a check really the only way to get them to sign up for one? What if they want one but don't have a check on hand? If they come back with one to sign up, am I still credited with that 'sale'?
So, on average, how many Redcards do you get people to sign up for in a week? Is it more often the debit or the credit card? If I don't get enough people to sign up for them within my 90 day trial period, will I be let go?
You guys, I'm so scared.
:cray:
Since I'm new, I'm terrified of this whole 'Redcard' process. They brought it up several times in my interview, asking me if I've had experience in selling people on something like that. I feel like if I really want to impress, I'll need to shine on getting people to sign up.
I've been doing research on them. It seems like the more appealing one to many customers would be the debit card, but is a check really the only way to get them to sign up for one? What if they want one but don't have a check on hand? If they come back with one to sign up, am I still credited with that 'sale'?
So, on average, how many Redcards do you get people to sign up for in a week? Is it more often the debit or the credit card? If I don't get enough people to sign up for them within my 90 day trial period, will I be let go?
You guys, I'm so scared.
:cray: