Home & Things Human Resources Manager Janice Bolton-Anderson (right) explains,in detail, to Design Week JA conceptualiser Novia McDonald-Whyte the rigorousproduct knowledge and customer experience training that employees undergo, whichresults in an elevated shopping experience.(Photos: Naphtali Junior)

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October 29, 2020

Design Within Reach at Home & Things

Store manager Hewitt McKenzie shows Design Week JA conceptualiser Novia McDonald-Whyte a selection of popular oversized tiles.

Home & Things Sales Associate Kimorney Preddie has a wealth of knowledge aboutevery product in the hardware, bathroom and kitchen accessories, home décor,plumbing, and paint departments.

Delia Daure, sales associate, Home & Things, shows the #designweekja2020 team a selection of the doors available at the store’s Old Hope Road showroom.

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