"When I interact with customers as a sales staff in a store, I don't immediately impart product knowledge. Instead, I place importance on the way I greet them when they come in, the way I greet them, and the casual conversation I have. Also, there are times when customers who came to the store with their parents as children come back as adults with their families. That's why I try to provide memorable customer service, regardless of age.
As a manager, I am conscious of communicating and following up with each person in a way that suits them from the customer's and company's perspectives. For example, I give instructions on display and ordering after analyzing the store's sales data, and instead of following my own preferences, I say, 'This is how it was done at other stores and customers were pleased with it, so why don't you try it out,' and when something is unclear, I say, 'This is the company's policy, we do it this way,' and I always try to think from the customer's and company's perspectives while respecting the other person.