Thanks for the detailed response. That’s too bad about the sucky managers at your primary location. I’ve left a couple of jobs because of bad supervisors. I learned years ago that life is too short to be unhappy at work, especially if the reason is a bad manager.

Walking single file doesn’t work anymore, being a local just means its easier to trade for other cities or to sell it off. They just need a warm body.

My ex-neighbor was one of the closers and made 6 figures easily. Well, if you count hearing “NO” at the top of their lungs 20000 times a day!

Thanks. We got some new ammunition, too.

Yeah, I find that one the toughest as well. Unlike a lot of Vegas hotels, they rely a lot on the timeshare business.

Agree! I think the challenge is the percentage of the population they know can be persuaded.

You’re actually right, according to my source. She says women tend to be more easily persuaded, for whatever reason. Sales to men is tougher and not worth their time.

No offense taken–they’re all fairly annoying, but now you know how to keep the interaction brief. I am down there mainly alone and have never been approached by any timeshare salespeople.