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Mine says Customer Service Evaluator and you can be specific in the summary section, but I wouldn't try to make it seem fancy or blow it up. It's a great job and most people, businesses are fascinated by it without any fluff.
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@Jenny Cassada wrote:
Mine says Customer Service Evaluator and you can be specific in the summary section, but I wouldn't try to make it seem fancy or blow it up. It's a great job and most people, businesses are fascinated by it without any fluff.
Thank you Jenny!
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Motivation increases when we assume large responsibilities with a short deadline.
Motivation increases when we assume large responsibilities with a short deadline.
You can always sign up and become a merchandiser. Then, you can state truthfully that you are a merchandiser. Your job duties can be much more than 'schlepped a boatload of stuff'. You must introduce yourself to managers and staff members, understand planograms, be responsible for property, reset product, utilize apps, conduct audits and inventories, work within given time frames, or whatever your articular assignments involve. Describing overt work distracts from the covert, confidential, and propriety aspects of work that you do as a mystery shopper.
Nature does not hurry, yet everything is accomplished. - Lao-Tzu
How about the following?
12 Years a MF Slave.
You can adjust the number of years and MS to fit your experience.
Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 07/29/2019 07:14AM by doggy.
12 Years a MF Slave.
You can adjust the number of years and MS to fit your experience.
Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 07/29/2019 07:14AM by doggy.
Do you do announced audits as well as mystery shops? If so, maybe you could say something like "Retail Services Auditor/Evaluator."
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I've learned to never trust spell-check or my phone's auto-fill feature.
I've learned to never trust spell-check or my phone's auto-fill feature.
Personally I'd suggest "retail auditor" or "customer service auditor" - after all you audit the experience and you write up a report about that.
I find that "evaluator" doesn't quite have the same gravitas - and gravitas tends to be important for CVs.
I find that "evaluator" doesn't quite have the same gravitas - and gravitas tends to be important for CVs.
Suspicious looking character taking discreet photos. 
@doggy wrote:
How about the following?
12 Years a MF Slave.
You can adjust the number of years and MS to fit your experience.
LOL!
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Motivation increases when we assume large responsibilities with a short deadline.
Motivation increases when we assume large responsibilities with a short deadline.
@BirdyC wrote:
Do you do announced audits as well as mystery shops? If so, maybe you could say something like "Retail Services Auditor/Evaluator."
No, I hate announced audits lol!
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Motivation increases when we assume large responsibilities with a short deadline.
Motivation increases when we assume large responsibilities with a short deadline.
@sbobgal wrote:
Suspicious looking character taking discreet photos.
Funny as heck!
A Dad shopping the Ark-LA-Tex and beyond.
I was a Professional Liar in my last job. I would talk to salespeople about what the had to offer a new customer while posing as same.
Thanks for all the examples. I need to update my resume.
But most if not all msc's, will not give out employee references. So if it is on your resume this may be problematic if the employer does a back round
check. .Regardless, very best of luck to you in your job search.
Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 08/12/2019 07:56PM by Arch Stanton.
check. .Regardless, very best of luck to you in your job search.
Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 08/12/2019 07:56PM by Arch Stanton.
@Arch Stanton wrote:
But most if not all msc's, will not give out employee references. So if it is on your resume this may be problematic if the employer does a back round
check. .Regardless, very best of luck to you in your job search.
Ex-hookers / Customer Care Officers might have similar issues I guess.....
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