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Selling Power OctNovDec 2012
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Troubled Waters
Storm clouds hang over the economic sky, seeded by the recession and political uncertainty. Both have sent showers and shivers through all sectors of the economy. Salespeople find it increasingly difficult to deal with worried buyers. Sales managers suddenly face the challenge of calming anxious salespeople while working hard to keep their own worries under control. Even top managers and business owners agree that selling… READ THIS ARTICLE >
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