Introverted in front of strangers, not very eloquent, can you be a beautician?

When I saw a beautician's job advertisement, I mentioned that beauticians should be cheerful and good at communication. But aren't those introverts fit to be beauticians? We will find out this problem next.

Positive view: Introverts can also be beauticians. It is good to have your own style. Some customers like quiet beauticians and feel practical. A beautician can rely on more than one mouth. This kind of work actually requires your hard work, patience, sincerity to customers and, of course, skills. Introversion has little to do with the chosen industry, because artists don't need to be lively, but should make customers feel reliable and better.

Objection: It is not suitable to be a beautician, because beauticians should not only have good skills, but also learn to sell products. If you only rely on this skill to survive, after all, your income is definitely not as high as those beauticians who are good at communicating with customers, and your future career development is limited.

Is that content suitable for being a beautician? Yes, but in the face of all kinds of promotional products in beauty salons, introverted beauticians should change themselves slowly. So how to make introverted beauticians change?

1. More challenges are impossible. Beauty salons occasionally hold PK competitions for employees to speak internally. If you are introverted, don't give up this once-in-a-lifetime exercise opportunity, even if you stutter on the stage, you should stick to it, because only through such tempering will you grow from it and find your own shortcomings.

2. In addition to holding speech contests in beauty salons, introverted beauticians can also actively communicate with customers, so as to get rid of their psychological barriers of being afraid of communicating with strange customers. With more contact, you can find the same topic with customers, and you won't worry about not knowing what to talk to customers, and you can get to know customers better.

After all, whether you can be a beautician has nothing to do with your personality. Whether you can be a beautician or not has nothing to do with your personality. The key lies in your technical strength and willingness to change it.