I recently had an experience with a wedding service that reminded me of a car salesman in a bad way.
My mom and I went to a decorating company in search for help with the wedding and when we got there I immediately felt uncomfortable. The man that we dealt with greeted us and shook our hands in a professional and friendly way when we first walked in, but then he walked and sat too close for my comfort. Then as we began discussing arrangements and options I felt like he was pushing me to meet his expectations. The more we talked the more I felt pushed and the less I wanted to sign a contract with him.
The moral of the story: your relationship with your customers should not push them away; you're not a car salesman.
About Me
- Michelle Johnson
- I graduated from Bear River High School in 2007 and plan to graduate from Utah State University in 2010 with a degree in Agriculture Communication and Journalism with an empasis in PR. I have competed in rodeo my whole life and have had several unique experiences traveling the country competing in barrel racing, team roping, breakaway roping, and queen contests. I also served as the 2006-2007 National High School Rodeo Queen and was able to represent the western way of life on a national scale.
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