Sentence examples for rigid sales from inspiring English sources
Rigid sales quotas at Wells Fargo Bank have driven employees to open unauthorized accounts for customers, sticking them with bogus fees and damaging their credit, according to a city of Los Angeles lawsuit that echoes a Times investigation.
So when I learn that she -- who would have been a valuable employee to me as a manager because of her work ethic and her customer relations skills -- is about to lose her job because she cannot meet rigid sales goals at her particular branch, I am saddened and distressed on her behalf.
Stores are having floating sales, outside the traditionally rigid sale periods, possible under a new law.
In Japan, with less rigid legal restriction of the sale of pharmaceuticals than in the West, there was formerly a strong tradition of self-medication and self-treatment.
As an example, sales assistants have to follow rigid procedures that prevent them from creating custom tailored services for customers.
Rigid controls were often imposed on both production and sale of the liquor.
Outsiders note that the lithium-ion pack in the Nissan Leaf the only other mass-produced electric car currently on sale in the United States is encased in a rigid steel box rather than a plastic framework.
Its sales material states that it has a semi-rigid frame so it maintains its good looks full or empty.
Colored flags, frayed and sodden, held rigid by the wind, said, "Open" and "Welcome" and "Antiques" and "Donuts" and "Gallery" and "Sale" but attracted no customers.
At $71 million in sales last year, it provides lessons in how to work through China's "system"–a morass of rigid state-run hospitals, murky investment rules and a protectionist distribution web.
