Are you buying a new computer? A former computer sales associate tell's all
Introduction Congratulations! For whatever reason, you have decided to purchase a new Personal Computer (PC). Either your old one died, or just isn't doing it for you anymore because it's slow and clunky. Perhaps you're getting a laptop for your kid who is going off to college or you could be setting up a new office in your home. You go to the computer store, Staples, or Best Buy, and see the latest models lined up on the tables and you have no idea what the difference is. You look around and it is all so overwhelming. Then a sales associate greets you with a big smile. He introduces himself and asks what he can do for you? You start talking about what you need. The next thing you know, you just spent $600 or $700 more than the advertised price of the computer. As a sales associate for Staples, I was trained to maximize sales. That was always my number one goal when working with you. When you come in to purchase a computer, it was my job to not only sell you the