this store has a better reputation. Doesn't that influence the required qualification?
Also: that doping, er sports food, you're selling in Ajaccio is more than twice the city average quality. In the other cities, the quality of your product is closer to the city average (probably because you have 80% market share there :-)).
Maybe it is easier to sell quality differences for motor car goods (which require a certain level of training anyway) than with food/groceries? What I mean is: if the required level of your staff goes up by X for every y% quality increase in motor car goods, it might go up by 2X for every y% quality increase in groceries?
Finally: isn't required staff level related to selling prices as well? And if it isn't, it should be!  I mean: any nitwit can sell a Mercedes S-type at the price of a Skoda Fabia, right? I mean imagine you have two stores, each selling cars at $100k. One store has cars of quality 10, the other has cars of quality 20. Which should require the better trained staff? Imo that would be the one with the lower quality cars because they'll have a tougher time selling the product.
Now, that changes if you're going to try and sell the Q20 cars at 150k or 200k. And it will become worse if you try to sell them at 300k. Staff's quality should increase dramatically at those price increments.
Just my guesses  |
