Research Gap

 The research gap within the long hours of a 3-4 day trade show requires the careful management of all sale personnel hours. The exhibitors must address the isolation and boredom factors that many scholarly strategies failed to address so further writing must be done on activities of the idle sales personnel among customers. Prioritizing can effectively improve the outcome and performance and active participation throughout the trade show period. Toys and games may fill the in the hours of downtime at smaller expos

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  1. Dr. Florence Elizabeth BacabacOctober 14, 2021 at 3:12 PM

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  2. Dr. Florence Elizabeth BacabacOctober 14, 2021 at 3:30 PM

    Hi Troy,

    Interesting thoughts about your topic, so far! To address the "boredom" part mentioned here, I can actually see a possible focus for your Research Proposal --- virtual trade shows or introducing some digital component to the trade show -- as either one falls within the field of TWDR. Keep working on revising your lit. review and thinking about your Proposal draft! Also, let's talk more about your focus on our next zoom conference.

    Keep reading/writing,

    Dr. B

    PS: To get full credit for the next blogs, don't forget to always reply to at least one peer's blog post...

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