Tell the merchant a secret item.🤫

Finish P.D. MBI. Come on...In addition to classroom theory, one of the things that "panel classes" teach me is to manage resources as cost-effectively as possible! 💡

Today I want to share 3 items that seem normal, but if not, tell me that the seller's life is fighting back very hard! What are some? Let's see.

1. Cloth gloves (not for winter!) 🧤

Why: Time to market, the inevitable thing is to "drag the wires" on the ground, dust and stains, and maybe the wires are in the sun until hot.

Graduate Corner in front of the panel: This is Physical Risk Protection. Ten-price gloves help to prevent pain, heat and stain, allowing us to continue working without stumbling (Flow). Do not run to wash your hands often!

2. Fan (Economical Edition Cold Engineering) 🌀

Why?: The air in Thailand is the main enemy! But the trick to know is "plug point." Each market charges the same price (about 10-15 baht).

Graduate Corner in front of the panel: Before carrying a big fan, remember to calculate this Fixed Cost! If you focus on saving, a charging fan is a good choice, but if you want full cooling, you can pay 10 baht in exchange for increased sales energy...It's a worthwhile investment.

3. Sweat Towel (Zero Waste Merchant Edition) 💦

Why is it?: Best selling time. Sweat a lot. If you use a tissue, you can say that it is extremely wasteful and leave a stain on your face.

Graduate Corner in front of the panel: Carrying a small handkerchief is to reduce Operational Waste. It saves many baht per month for a tissue, and it's more professional than putting a tissue on your face all the time!

Conclusion: Innovation doesn't have to be expensive. Just because we choose to use the tools to like and get the job. The "Market Student University" life is much easier!

Anyone have an indispensable time-to-market secret item? Come to the drug label. 👇✨

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