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Resolved Question: John Robert Powers Sandbagging?
What you can look forward to with JRP (John Robert Powers):
I went to a small festival in Las Vegas in front of one of the booths stood a lady handing out business cards. Hanging on the booth was a banner for John Robert Powers (with verbiage concerning acting). My son whom had done modeling work previously asked me to see about doing acting recently so I approached the lady and asked her about JRP but couldn’t get a clear answer. I wanted to know if it was an Agency or an Acting School. I was not interested in an acting school. She only said she wasn’t involved in that (school). She was hiding what JRP business was. The first red flag went up.
I was in a good mood and just in case it would lead to acting or modeling job/s I filled out a short form and took a business card from her.
Ten days later we were called for an ‘audition.’ I thought wow that was fast maybe JRJ was OK.
NOTE: I am somewhat familiar with the acting casting procedure and know when you audition for anything in the acting business it is for a possible job!
The lady who called ‘studiously’ did not say what the audition was for (shampoo, Coca Cola, Toyota etc.). She did say that they had casting type people coming from different places. She studiously didn’t state when these people were going to be here nor if we were going to audition with these people for a job. A second red flag went up.
NOTE: After our JRP adventure I reviewed complaints concerning JRP on the internet and found that the ‘Audition’ word was constantly used and casting people are always looking for new faces (especially for Pilots shows) implying these people come to JRJ to find new faces. From more than one JRP insider would registered complaints stated these casting people frequently simply JRP staff from other offices. I don’t know if this is true or not but I have seen this tactic before in other businesses.
I thought well OK going to this ‘audition’ might give our son something to do regarding acting so I accepted the audition. I told the caller that we had already had plans around when was the ‘audition’ was being held I asked how long the audition was and was told and it would take two hours this fit our schedule so I accepted. A third red flag went up as to why it would take two hours for an audition when normally 30 minutes for a first audition. Additionally, the ‘audition’ lasted 2.5 hours.
We arrived at the JRP office on time for the ‘audition’ and were provided a form to be filled out with a mass of personal information for our son as well as my wife and I. I did not appreciate being asked a bunch of unnecessary for an ‘audition’ personal questions, especially, since we did nothing yet and knew nothing yet about JRJ. A fourth red flag went up.
Instead of being called in one by one for the audition we were rounded up in a room by a guy in a suit that was desperately too large for him (I thought this was very unprofessional) and sat down told to turn off our cell phones given a piece of paper with multiple paragraphs on it regarding various products, ours was for peanut butter. I thought OK this looks like the real stuff for a first audition (they usually take three to get the part). Afterwards were introduced to a Director of this particular JRP (they don’t tell you this is a franchise establishment around the country like McDonalds (found out myself)). This lady Director, while having a lot of good things to say generally, started in on her family, in the singing and show business, and went on about her family for two straight hours acting/singing successes never letting up over and over and over about them. I am happy she is happy for her family but we were not there for this. This was a pressurized sales tactic. A fifth red flag went up.
While 30 minutes would have been good and interesting to hear about any success story she beat us over the head with it without respite, going on and on and on and on and on………… I my wife and my son and many others had to go to the bathroom it took unmercifully long. There were a lot of children wiggling in their seats and sitting sideways with complete boredom about things that they did not understand or concern them. They didn’t even need to be there, parents could have handled the sales pitch. Additionally, as usual with these Positive Power speakers who never shut up they never, never, never let you question them or their presentation, this is for a good reason on their part.
This pressurized, unrequested, lecture/’audition’ was unnecessary, everyone there was there because of the promise of an ‘audition,’ this meant we were all sold on acting/modeling/commercials OR WE WOULDN’T HAVE COME in the first place! So the only reason this marketing effort was shoved on us was because was not to sell us on acting, we were already sold, it was because to sell us on something else.
Halfway through the Amway style sales pitch (Sandbagging people into listening to them without telling you what th
Resolved Question: ECONOMICS PLEASE HELP?
Your friend says your car is worth about a dollar. Your friend is using money as a
standard.
store of value.
medium of exchange.
measure of value.
When you gave your friend a $50 bill for an ipod, you used money as a
standard.
store of value.
medium of exchange.
measure of value.
Which of the following is not one of the basic economic questions?
What to produce?
How to produce?
Where to produce?
For whom to produce?
Which economy type exists in a society where people make or trade for the items they need?
traditional
pure market
command
mixed
The fact that we cannot have every single thing we want exemplifies
supply.
demand.
scarcity.
trade-offs.
Bookstores are overflowing with the latest vampire novel at $10. Store managers are frustrated with the lack of sales. The equilibrium price for this novel is
$10.
less than $10.
more than $10.
not calculable.
When Hurricane Katrina shut down many oil refineries, the supply curve for oil
shifted to the left.
shifted to the right.
stayed the same.
became equal to zero.
Which may occur as a result of a decrease in the price of laptop computers?
increase in demand
increase in quantity demanded
decrease in demand
decrease in quantity demanded
When the public learned of the connection between too much sun exposure and skin cancer, the demand curve for sunscreen
shifted to the left.
shifted to the right.
stayed the same.
became equal to zero.
Which situation best illustrates the basic economic questions?
You start your own web design company and sell your services to local businesses.
You start your own web design company for fun, making sites for your friends.
You pay a web design company to make a site for you.
You start a web design company using your own equipment and serve local businesses.
Your friend wanted a cell phone and an mp3 player for birthday gifts. When his mom said he could only have one, he chose the cell phone. His opportunity cost is the
the enjoyment of having a cell phone.
price of the cell phone.
the enjoyment of having a mp3 player.
price of the mp3 player.
Quantity demanded is the quantity
customers will purchase at a specific point in time.
producers will sell at a specific price.
government demands to be produced.
people will purchase at a specific price.
You have to choose between playing a team sport or taking music lessons because the practices overlap. This choice exemplifies that
music lessons are scarce.
sports teams are scarce.
time is scarce.
demand is scarce.
You choose to complete your homework rather than watch television so that you can earn a good grade. You made the choice with the lowest
opportunity cost.
demand.
scarcity.
benefit.
An mp3 download costs $1 and a CD costs $10. If your allowance is $10 and you choose to
purchase a CD, your opportunity cost is
one mp3 download.
ten mp3 downloads.
one CD.
ten CDs.
Which of the following exemplifies money in U.S. society?
credit cards
gold bars
coffee beans
Canadian coins
Which of the following is not a function of money?
It makes trading goods and services more efficient.
It helps us express the value of a good or service.
It gives society a national symbol of pride.
It provides a way to store value, or “purchasing power.”
Resolved Question: Why is customer service so bad in Australia?
I just give you two examples, but there are many many more.
1) In the US I go to stores and they will approach me and help me out. If they don’t have the item, they will check which store has it and have it put on hold for me or even provide me with a rain check.
Now, here goes Australia. Employees will just point to certain sections and you are pretty much on your own unless you drag them there to help you out (there are exceptions). Forget about rain checks or them checking at other stores for you. They won’t even offer or it doesn’t exist.
2) Returning stuff:
In the US I can just return without any problems. Even for a long time.
In Australia I bought a cell phone recently as a present, never opened the box and wanted to return it after 5 days (with receipt). I bought it at some big electronics store (chain) in Australia while taking a weekend trip. I was told I could return without any problem as long as I have the receipt, but that was a huge hassle. The first store wouldn’t accept it at all. Their excuse was that they are franchised (in the US they are also but they take it). They required me to bring it back to the exact same place I bought it from even though that was extremely far away and nobody told me. So I had to go to the store where I got it from originally as I really never pictured that. When I got there, it was all of a sudden real complicated to return it even though it wasn’t opened and I had the receipt. Took me the entire day to return some stupid item and they reluctantly took it back. Usually they don’t even do that I was told because of some stupid “change of mind policy”. The sales clerk told me different when I bought it.
It kind of just makes me wonder. Are Australians satisfied with the customer service in Australia? I can’t even believe that at an age of so much global competition, customer service can be so lousy. It’s really as if they don’t even want your business and don’t care for you coming back that much either. I’m used to the complete opposite.
Wow, despite the difference of opinion the answers here are really good I think. I am not talking about jobs where you get a tip though. I just think return policies are a part of customer service because it gives you more comfort buying there. Surprised they don’t have it when everything is so globalized.
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