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Gucci was founded in Florence in 1921. They are a leading luxury fashion house based on Italian craftsmanship. Gucci products are in the hundreds to multi-thousand dollar price tag arena. Assure the interviewer that you are able, and comfortable, in selling products with a more significant price tag. Use examples from your work history and talk about a massive sale or large sales target from the past.

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"I started my career in luxury sales with company ABC and, after spending two years there, I moved on to company XYZ which was an even higher price tag. With ABC, my average sale was 2500, and with XYZ, it was 6500. I am accustomed to sales quotas of 1M plus and would have no issue asking for the sale when it comes to a 10,000 luxury handbag or fine couture item."

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"I have a total of 5 years' experience in luxury sales. This experience has included designer labels, diamonds, and cars. I am most comfortable working in a luxury setting and would fit in very well here at Gucci."

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I started my career in luxury sales five years ago at Armani. During these years, I sold all of their products, and I was #1 in sales within six months after the store opened. I've always had a high customer NPS.

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Your specifics are great! Make sure the interviewer would understand how the customer NPS average of 85 compared to your colleagues, or your targets. Otherwise, this number will mean very little to them.
"I started my career in luxury sales 6.5 years ago, at Apple. During these years, I sold luxury Apple products while being the #1 in sales within six months of the store opening. I have always held a high customer NPS average of 85, with the benchmark being just 70."
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