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Video: How To Sell Anything to Anyone
October 2nd, 2008 @ 11:30 am
I don't know who's doing the voiceover, but I think this is about the funniest fake sales training video I've seen in a long time.
In any case, somebody has WAY too much time on their hands. Worth a watch, if you need an afternoon chuckle.
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baldbry
RE: Video: How To Sell Anything to Anyone
Mr James, you never fail to entertain with a message!!
Thanks nice stuff one more time. Have a great week end
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davidsnieckus
RE: Video: How To Sell Anything to Anyone
Thanks:
I'll comb my hair next time.
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Geoffrey James, Sales Machine
RE: Video: How To Sell Anything to Anyone
QUOTE: I'll comb my hair next time.
Don't forget the brown shoes.
Seriously, I once had a manager tell me -- with the air of imparting vast wisdom -- that a brilliant vice president of the past had insisted that every sales rep have perfectly shined shoes.
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Geoffrey James has sold and written hundreds of features, articles and columns for national publications including Wired, Men's Health, Business 2.0, SellingPower, Brand World, Computer Gaming World, CIO, The New York Times and (of course) BNET. He is the author of seven books, including Business Wisdom of the Electronic Elite (translated into seven languages and selected by four book clubs), and The Tao of Programming (widely quoted on the Web as a "canonical book of... more »
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