Whiplash: Selling Yourself Through Adversity
There are countless movies and T.V. shows that emphasize a protagonist who wants to prove to someone that they are qualified for a position. In the movie “Whiplash”, this theme…
There are countless movies and T.V. shows that emphasize a protagonist who wants to prove to someone that they are qualified for a position. In the movie “Whiplash”, this theme…
As all of the craziness of this week has unfolded, I have been listening to music to help take my mind off of things. So, yesterday I was listening to…
In the Sandler Method for sales, one of the most important areas of concern is identifying the pain points of the prospects. Not only does this allow you to discern…
It was a dull rainy-day last spring break, so my friend and I said, “ah what the heck? Let’s go furniture shopping”. But our ordinary furniture shopping for our apartment…
I was a prospect once. A small, innocent, naive prospect looking for a college to attend. I wanted a school that had a music program because, at the time, I…
When I first started this class, I had absolutely no intention of ever going into a sales position. I hated the idea of trying to get people to buy something.…
An article written by Mark Hunter focused on how well you as a salesman knows his or her consumer. He listed ten question that need to be answered for you…
Today in class and tonight at a speaker series, we had the privilege of hearing from Blaine Hurst, President and CEO of Panera Bread. Blaine had amazing advice to share…
My dad has been in sales for around 24 years and selling for four different companies. His longest standing job was with a company called Boston Scientific, selling stents and…
When I was nine years old, I realized how boring summer was. I had nothing to do but run around and play with my friends. It was about to be…