In a typical work setting, demonstrators and promoters:

Interpersonal Relationships

• Communicate mostly by face-to-face discussions and telephone. They also write e-mails and reports, but less often.
• Sometimes work as part of a team.
• Have a high level of social contact. They work constantly with the public.
• Occasionally deal with unpleasant or rude members of the public.

Physical Work Conditions

• May work indoors or outdoors.
• Sometimes wear a costume to attract attention to their product or company.
• Usually work physically near others, within a few feet.

Work Performance

• Must be sure that all details of the job are done accurately. Errors could lose sales.
• Sometimes make on-the-spot decisions that affect their company's reputation.
• Work in a moderately stressful atmosphere in which sale quotas might be set.

Hours/Travel

• Often work part time.
• Often have short-term jobs that last less than six months.
• May work long hours and have different schedules each week.
• May work nights and weekends.
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• Travel frequently to conferences or to visit customers.