"The first session of the second session of the BABY MARY National Women's National Special Training and VIP Special Service Training"

What is the trump card for future terminal stores? What kind of top trends will BABY MARY lead in 2013 autumn and winter? What is the golden rule of goods and display? What is store merchandise management? What kind of model can ensure the coordinated development of inventory, goods and the entire product operation? How can the analysis of the headache management data in store management be more efficient and easier through the use of forms? With the continuous increase of benefits, faced with the expansion of store size and number of stores, the management strategy of franchisees should be differentiated and adjusted from that of single store operations, so as to ensure the scale expansion, effectively control costs, and maximize the benefits. Change. . . . . .
Listening to these questions and listening to them, and unknowingly passing the whole day soon, the tight schedule of the curriculum was unfolded on the first day. Although the contents were varied, the trainees did not feel tired. Instead, they all reflected the solution. The problem that has troubled myself for a long time, I feel very benefited. The trainees ended their first day of study in a busy period and were looking forward to the next day.

Some lecturers made their debut. The photo shows Mr. Juge, chairman of the board, introducing the instructor team

The self-assured students introduced themselves to all the partners from all directions.

Mr. Juge, Chairman of the Board of Directors, personally expressed his insights on the future development of the terminal store. He discussed with the trainees the importance of the service in the development of the terminal store. The trainee did not dare to relax and was afraid to miss any important details. However, the humorous teaching style and interaction of Jay Chou often led to laughter. The time passed in the blink of an eye.

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