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Do You Remember The Good Old Days of Rejection?

Rejection isn’t what it used to be. In the old days, you could call or visit a prospect and he or she would say, “I’m not interested.” It stung a little, partly because it seemed so final, and perhaps you hadn’t even started your presentation.

When the Seller is Ready, A Buyer Will Appear!

One of the cool things about having started my sales career in my teens is now being able to look back upon decades of ups and downs, big and small sales, hits and misses, and miscellaneous windfalls and shortfalls. What are the enduring truths, the bedrock conclusions that I can offer?

What A Difference ONE WORD Makes!

Selling isn’t a game of inches, like football. It is a game of words and symbols. And just as one inch can mean the difference between a crucial first down or touchdown, a victory or defeat, one word can determine whether a seller earns or blows a sale.

How I Solved Problem In The Beginning Of My Career? – A Case Study

Background I finished my MBA in October 1985 and placed at M/S. XYZ Pvt. Ltd. (the real name of the company is hidden)as a Management Trainee. The Company produces empty containers used by tooth powder, face powder and paint manufactures. The process of production of containers was as follows.

Customer Service Metrics – Don’t Buy Into The Single Statistic Fallacy

How much do you weigh? Are you happy with that number? That particular figure may or may not have much bearing on your physical figure, on your shape or your overall fitness level. For instance, I weigh over 200 pounds. Is that good or bad? It depends on other things.