So, if you no someone in my area that has any archery/hunting experience and has people skills, send them our way. Computer skills would also be very helpful.
They don't have to be trad experts or even experienced in trad. I can train that, but don't want to have to explain what each and every one of the hundreds of items we stock are used for and why.
Not looking for someone for bow building.
Work with customers, be able to listen to lengthy stories and still have a smile when they get off the phone. Help with packing boxes and inventory and listing and describing used bows... This is our ultimate goal. BigJim
Get Debbie back! :biglaugh:
Alexander Traditional, not even if I could... she had her own retirement program that I was unaware of. She made more than double what I was while she worked for me... hard to believe the nice ones can be that way.
BigJim
Oh boy! She was good with customers. Sounds like something a small bit illegal. I had a ex almost father law that had a secretary he always bragged on,she ended up skimming for almost twenty years.
Good luck!
Jim, move to Wisconsin. I'd be yer guy. Good luck.
No ...................... Move to S.E. Arizona.
I work cheap & can make really nice arrows !!!!!
JonCagle, the trick is to learn how to politely get off the phone in a reasonable amount of time without offending them. The phone rings here non stop.. that's good for business, but hard for productivity.
When you moving down? :)
BigJim
Jon Cagle with all due respect, that was spoke like a true 24 yr old lol!
I would love that job. But talking the wife into moving 1,000 miles from the grandkids ain't happening!😄
Sorry Big Jim. I worked part-time for 7 years in an archery store in Holland, Michigan and made all the custom arrows. Loved working with customers and teaching archery to youth and newbies, but I have the best job I've ever had right now . . . RETIREMENT!
Wish you well in your employee hunt my brother!
Every time I follow passion into profession it turns into WORK.
Ick.
:scared:
Hey Kathy, great to see you are still kicking. :thumbsup:
Not kicking, scraping something offa my shoe... :saywhat:
Well, glad you can do that. Could be between your toes. :o
Now, THERE is an arguement for shoes! :scared:
Been there.
Heya killie, if you wear shoes, then less to scrape. Iffa been wearing boots, you'd be scraping eternally
.............................. or, you can live in Arizona, wear $ .99 flip-flops all summer and when you step in something yuckey, throw them away for a new pair.
:bigsmyl:
Jim, you need to move up closer to Macon before I can report to work. Sorry, but I lived in Albany for a year and just don't like it. Anyway, I hope you get all your store issues squared away soon.