Interesting, so it's not cell phones he's selling. Honestly, that's probably worse for the ol' Cheebster, there's a lot more variables going on. If you're selling a phone in store, you're basically following a script.
Surely he's not part of the installation. That would be a nightmare, especially after we saw him build his PC.
Chibi has no skills to be a door to door salesman. He really needs to learn what he's good at and build upon it.
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No chance he's a part of installation.
How it goes is you'd get told a certain area you have to cover, then you'd literally go house to house, knocking on doors to get to talk to someone. Let them know who you are, what company you're working for, show your id badge if needed, and have a special contact number within the company for verification. And ofcourse give them your pitch.
If someone isn't interested, away you go to the next house.
If they are interested, you'd go inside, inspect the house for where sensors may be placed (you get trained for this), note windows, ect ect.
Then you let them know how much it would cost (you always know how much the base package costs, but if extra sensors are needed, you let them know about that cost instead).
Anyways, if they agree, you get their signature, their payment details, contact info, anything you needed, and if you have a computer (or phone/tablet these days) youd register an installation date and time with the customer. Then off you go the next house.
You'd cover the street, going around over and over again, knocking on houses you didn't get an answer for, until it was finally quiting time.
Back to the office, you hand all the orders you got, and job done.
Once the payment is confirmed; it's officially recognised as a sale, and you'd be notified how much you're expecting on your next paycheck which would often be every 2 weeks.
Payment secured, the installation team now go and do their job.
Now, it's not 100% definitive that he'd be selling security systems but its most likely. There is, however, 2 other options (that I can think of that a telecoms company would do):
1) landline phone connections
&
2) broadband connections.
The thing about these though is it is far less likely. Theres a limit to where you could this. You'd only be doing d2d sales for landlines and broadband where they weren't previously available; both to let potential customers know its now available in the area & to try get them on your company.
Like I said in my previous post: my money is on security systems.
