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Business Sense 101 [Friday]
The class was back in the Danger Shop today and Hatter was tossing his hat up into the air and letting it land on his head every so often. Anything to keep amused.
"Hello!" he boomed once everyone had filed in. "Welcome back! So, we've talked about naming and business ideas, we've talked about customer service and today, we're going to be talking about interior decoration! If you have a business, any business, you have to make your business look inviting. You can have the best idea, be the nicest person but if someone walks into your building and it's rotting and stinky and gross, they're going to walk right out. Ambiance is important. You want your decoration to match the type of business you're running but you don't want to drive anyone away."
Hatter started up the sim while you kept talking.
"For instance, if you're running a bar, you're not going to have immaculate table clothes, fine china, and goblets laying out. For an elegant dining experience, you're not going to use paper plates and plastic utensils. If you're selling clothing, you're not going to put sporting equipment all over the place. You just have to make sure you match the business idea and that you're not turning people away with your decor. It's important to keep an eye on these things. So today, you're going to design an interior for your business. Whatever business idea you have, you want to make sure you have things like wall coverings, painting, flowers, potted plants, furniture, electronics, the works. It can be garish and gaudy or sparse and utilitarian but it has to make people want to come in and stay and do business with you."
With the lecture done, he gestured to the sim. "I've set up small, two room buildings for each you. Go wild."
"Hello!" he boomed once everyone had filed in. "Welcome back! So, we've talked about naming and business ideas, we've talked about customer service and today, we're going to be talking about interior decoration! If you have a business, any business, you have to make your business look inviting. You can have the best idea, be the nicest person but if someone walks into your building and it's rotting and stinky and gross, they're going to walk right out. Ambiance is important. You want your decoration to match the type of business you're running but you don't want to drive anyone away."
Hatter started up the sim while you kept talking.
"For instance, if you're running a bar, you're not going to have immaculate table clothes, fine china, and goblets laying out. For an elegant dining experience, you're not going to use paper plates and plastic utensils. If you're selling clothing, you're not going to put sporting equipment all over the place. You just have to make sure you match the business idea and that you're not turning people away with your decor. It's important to keep an eye on these things. So today, you're going to design an interior for your business. Whatever business idea you have, you want to make sure you have things like wall coverings, painting, flowers, potted plants, furniture, electronics, the works. It can be garish and gaudy or sparse and utilitarian but it has to make people want to come in and stay and do business with you."
With the lecture done, he gestured to the sim. "I've set up small, two room buildings for each you. Go wild."
Sign In [BS 01/30]
Re: Sign In [BS 01/30]
Re: Sign In [BS 01/30]
Lecture [BS 01/30]
Interior Decoration [BS 01/30]
Re: Interior Decoration [BS 01/30]
Hatter [BS 01/30]
OOC [BS 01/30]