Don’t Spill Your Candy in the Lobby
Don’t spill your candy in the lobby is core concept #2 and it is really interesting. This is just another topic about waiting for the right moments to talk. The…
Don’t spill your candy in the lobby is core concept #2 and it is really interesting. This is just another topic about waiting for the right moments to talk. The…
In Pink’s To Sell is Human, chapter four called Attunement, he discusses how Sears and Amazon leave an empty chair in their meetings to remind participants of their customer. The…
Since junior year of high school, I have worked in a family-run business, focusing on sales. We sold power systems (backup generators) to companies, schools, and residential homes. My role…
“Do you want to go from being a mid-level sales rep to the top sales rep?” asked Cevin Doppmann in his LinkedIn article discussing eight tips and concepts to help…
Between the guest speakers and Professor Sweet’s lectures for the past week, one topic really stands out to me that I want to write about in this blog: Knowing who…
Professor Sweet and Daniel Pink put a lot of emphasis on non-sales selling. Many people are selling others on things constantly without having money involved. Pink likes to call it,…
Paul Harvey, author of the book Selling, discussed some important lessons to help someone become a better salesperson. Being a good salesperson is about putting yourself out there and being…
Friday night is movie night and this past Friday, the movie of choice was Die Hard. While this movie is one of the most unlikely places to find an example…
In Pink’s book, he discusses the art of improv. This brought to mind an episode of The Office I was watching the other day, and since this class loves The…
I was watching “Last Man Standing” a couple of days ago, and the episode highlighted a great example of spilling your candy in the lobby. I was unable to find…