How can sales avoid customer harassment and not offend customers? How to politely refuse a customer's invitation? A detailed and realistic method! Thank you!

& lt/FONT & gt； This situation often happens to female salespeople in our company. In fact, it is not entirely the fault of the customer, often because the salesman gives the customer an illusion and fantasy. In order to avoid this situation, I suggest you do the following: First, wear formal clothes when you go out, and never wear topless or short skirts to meet customers. & lt/FONT & gt；

Second, when you go to meet a single male client, you'd better ask your other half to go with you. & lt/FONT & gt；

Third, try to talk business in formal public places and avoid being invited to meet in private rooms, hotels and other places set by customers. & lt/FONT & gt；

Fourth, get into the habit of carrying water, especially when you are alone with male customers. Don't just drink drinks from men who don't know the details. & lt/FONT & gt；

There are generally three strategies to prevent male customers from language harassment: up, middle and down. & lt/FONT & gt；

The so-called best policy is that female salesmen use superb language skills without hurting their face or self-esteem, and quickly realize their mistakes and come to an abrupt end. Salespeople should not directly criticize customers or quarrel with them. If only he could be embarrassed to continue with his superb language skills. For example, change the topic, "Boss, you are so humorous. If you say the same thing at the company meeting, your employees must work hard! " Call him respectfully: "Uncle, just think of me as your daughter ..."