Salespeople: Objections Are Your Friends

Topics:
Sales Training
Tags:
Salespeople
Source:
Small Business Advocate - Jim Blasingame

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Overview: Researches indicate that most people consider salespersons to be highly irritating species on earth. No individual likes to be ignored, but ignorance is one thing, which the salespeople have to always deal with in their profession. Experts suggest that in order to be successful, salespeople have to embrace objections. Objections make a person stronger and provide an opportunity to improve in a particular task. The paper suggests that salespeople should consider objections as their friends and not foes, which help in improving work performance in the long-run.

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Format: HTML | Date: Jan 2003 | Pages: 1


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