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anzhelika [568]
1 year ago
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what are three challenges associated with retail order takers? (check all that apply.) multiple select question. high labor cost

s high turnover minimal training repetitive tasks
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1 answer:
aleksandrvk [35]1 year ago
5 0

Three challenges associated with retail order takers are <u>repetitive tasks, minimal training and high turnover.</u>

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There are three different categories of order takers: internal order takers, delivery salespeople, and outside order takers.

An agreement between your business and a retailer is known as a retail order (wholesaler, kiosk, bookstore etc.). In exchange for payment of the purchase price, your publisher undertakes to provide the ordered quantity to the ship-to party.

An order taker in sales is a person who responds to client queries (also known as orders) but does not actively pursue strategies that would boost sales, such as identifying new prospects or upselling to current clients.

To know more about retail order takers: brainly.com/question/20534024

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