u/Shippi0

For those of you who get a lot of people signing up for the credit card (I'll say at least 3-4 a week or so)

What do you say to customers exactly?

My store is getting heavy on the necessity for credit card sign ups. Customers I get either don't want one, live out of country, or already have one. Is this a skill issue or is this really luck based? And yes I do notify them that it's also a rewards card with 10% back on their first purchase. I'm starting to get annoyed about being notified of the low scores of the store.

For those of you who worked during October-December, how bad were the go-backs/ returns every night? What was the latest you had to stay? Because today, we had a lot of go-backs/returns but since there was so many, we mainly recovered the store and did flow (but mind you, it's August)

I mainly want to hear from those who have Burlingtons that close at 9/10pm

My store gets very serious about these red hearts and they drive me nuts.

These computers don't take into account how large an order is and how long a customer pays. On top of that, a lot of tourists come to my store, so there's always a language barrier when having to do the sing and dance.

This, surveys, and they credit cards in an area where most people shopping are from abroad has just been exhausting.

I have an okay score by their standards (like around 50 to 60%), but I'm burnt out...