What is Retail?
Multichannel and Omnichannel Retailing
Distribution Channels and Retail Ownership
The Economic Impact of Retail
Understanding the Customer
Customer Mindsets
The Customer Loyalty Life Cycle
Consumer Behavior, Including Technology
The Value of Customer Service
Company Brand and Culture
Quality Customer Service
The Impact of Poor Customer Service
Knowing Products and Services
Features and Benefits
Product Knowledge and Customer Service
Continuous Learning
Knowing the Customer
Connecting with the Customer
Customer Needs and Interests
Listening to Customers and Confirming Their Needs
Meeting the Customer's Needs
Customer Loyalty and Personalized Service
Comprehensive Solutions and Add-on Services
Overcoming Objections
Making the Sale
Processing and Completing the Transaction
Cash Transactions and Making Change Correctly
Debit, Credit, and Mobile Payments
Furthering Your Customer Service Skills
Non-Verbal Communication
Handling Multiple Customers
Addressing Customer Complaints, Exchanges, and Returns
Your Brand Is You
Employability Attributes and Professionalism
Foundational Knowledge
Communication Styles
Professionalism in the Workplace
Teamwork and Problem Solving
Developing Goals
Technology and Time Management
Finding the Job
Entry-Level Retail Jobs: Goals and Expectations
Searching for Jobs Online (Social Media)
Building and Maintaining Your Network
Getting the Job
Crafting an Accurate Resume
Using an Online Job Application
Shining in an Interview
Growing Your Skills
Receiving and Applying Feedback
Building Your Career in Retail
Personal Career Planning
These concepts offer a general overview of the content areas covered in the Supply Chain, Inventory & Logistics curriculum. They are not an exhaustive list of the content or its learning objectives but serve to categorize the curriculum for each module.