Tina Jennings

agreed, ladies. I just wonder where the “training/coaching” efforts are by HSN management as their employer…. we all have to undergo Performance evaluations and training sessions at our workplaces from time to time… the hosts are also employees although some of them seem to think they own the whole show. i am just glad that we have some other wonderful hosts to chose from. which compensates for the questionable hosts.

it’s annoying they’re not hers so stop saying my , mine, I .. just say we or there are I can’t watch anymore and we know the colors no need to say my colors are 5000 times during the presentation – let the guest speak please.

She does not just say MY sizes But I…have only 50 (whatever item showing) left. All she would have to say is only 50 items are remaining.Also she refers to the women watching as HER girls. Everything is either I or My. I do not notice any of the other hosts speaking this way.

agreed 100%….hosts should remember that they are representing a COMPANY and therefore they should use the word “we” instead of “I”….

Though you may think it strange the way people communicate, it is definitely not easy in front of a camera when you try not to have a vocalize pause. In some instances the mind isn’t as quick to say “all sizes are available, ” so the next best thing is to say what comes to the brain first. Even with the convenience of a handheld android/computer the words seem to vanish into thin air. No matter how many times you are in front of the camera, there is always that scared feeling, that scared look.