I second the hard to hear with masks on. Especially when you are listening to 6 year olds, and a fourth of your class is in speech and language. Normally I'm pretty good, but today was hard for me to understand some of them.My office door is now open, although I have to limit the number of people due to capacity limitations and physical distancing requirements.
I wear a mask, and sanitize my hands when buyers come in. While they sanitize their hands, I am behind a plexi shield, and sanitize the pen they use to fill out the registry/contact tracing form.
I then re-sanitize my hands after taking the pen and paper back, but before handing them the brochure package.
If they want to peruse the renderings, I stay 2 metres away and answer their questions. It’s difficult to hear people through the masks, so I do my best to speak clearly and project. I still have to repeat myself multiple times.
The process of getting an offer signed is about twice as long because of the sanitizing/distancing/paper handling measures.
I’ve trimmed my nails super short, because at the end of the day I have so much sanitizer caked on and under my nails that I have to use a nail brush and file to remove it. Not even washing a huge load of dishes in hot! soapy water works.
I’m trying to push as many sales out as I can before the presumed second wave comes in the fall. Some predict we’ll be okay. Some predict another full shutdown. Either way, I’ve become fairly adept at the virtual/DocuSign sales process as well.