The Pros And Cons Of Bodyheat Tanning

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Six months ago I was hired from Bodyheat Tanning as a bed runner for Rhodes thus making it my first job. A few weeks upon my appointed position, I was thrown into a sales rep shift at DI with no proper training on how to successfully to do that job. After taking that shift, I ended up being the regular closer at DI. I struggled hard with learning the different powers/ levels of the beds and the numerous amounts of benefits from our lotion selections, however, I did not let that get the best of me. I proved my dedication to this company about doing the absolute best that I could by working six out of the seven days of the week and not ever calling out. Any time I had free time, I would constantly smell the lotions to be familiar with their scents and read the hand books about them so I knew exactly what the customer should be expecting from the products. Having the color pigment that I have, I don’t really need to be tanning, but I did so I can use the lotion packets and get my own experience with the lotions in order to connect more with my clients. This has benefited me in many ways because I now know everything like the back of my hand with both Sunlync and our lotions.

When the company hires new people, I would always give them my number in case they needed guidance during their shift. The coworkers were always so surprised that I knew what I was doing even when I was away from the computer. Customers had also been complimenting me saying I am a good sales person or that I make great recommendations. Some had even asked if I was a manager because at times I was really understanding, extremely friendly, and I was confident in what I was doing that I guess it resembled qualities of a