How to Get a Product Demonstrator Job
Revise your resume to show retail sales experience., List your home and cell phone numbers as well as an email address on the resume., Prepare a short cover letter letting the company know you are interested in product demonstration., Check...
Step-by-Step Guide
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Step 1: Revise your resume to show retail sales experience.
Also show if you have demonstrated products before. -
Step 2: List your home and cell phone numbers as well as an email address on the resume.
Many companies want to contact you by email. , The cover letter should never be an obvious copy.
Personalize and reprint the letter with the name and address of the company to which you are applying. , For Internet listings, search for "product demonstrator." Do the same for job sites such as Monster.com and include your location.
Note the employer's preferred choice of contact (email, letter, phone call).
Gather contact information for each job that interests you. , Big box stores such as Costco and retail grocery stores often have several demonstrations going on at one time.
Inquire at the customer service desk for a contact. , Ask about schedules and flexibility. ,, Always counter a negative with a positive such as: "I need to pick up my children at school at 3, but I can work every day before that time and on Saturdays." -
Step 3: Prepare a short cover letter letting the company know you are interested in product demonstration.
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Step 4: Check newspaper help wanted ads
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Step 5: Internet job boards and temporary agencies to see if they have the job you want.
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Step 6: Consider demonstrations at stores you frequent.
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Step 7: Visit a product demonstrator you see in a store.
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Step 8: Prepare for the interview as you would any other job - dress professionally
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Step 9: bring a fresh copy of your resume and know contact information for references.
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Step 10: Bring up any scheduling needs you must stick to
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Step 11: such as hours or days that would be difficult for you to work.
Detailed Guide
Also show if you have demonstrated products before.
Many companies want to contact you by email. , The cover letter should never be an obvious copy.
Personalize and reprint the letter with the name and address of the company to which you are applying. , For Internet listings, search for "product demonstrator." Do the same for job sites such as Monster.com and include your location.
Note the employer's preferred choice of contact (email, letter, phone call).
Gather contact information for each job that interests you. , Big box stores such as Costco and retail grocery stores often have several demonstrations going on at one time.
Inquire at the customer service desk for a contact. , Ask about schedules and flexibility. ,, Always counter a negative with a positive such as: "I need to pick up my children at school at 3, but I can work every day before that time and on Saturdays."
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