A Sale for Every Buyer – Job #2
The amount of times that I questioned why I had a job in retail was much higher than the amount of times I thought “Wow, this is so fun”. Almost…
The amount of times that I questioned why I had a job in retail was much higher than the amount of times I thought “Wow, this is so fun”. Almost…
Last semester, I worked my first ever pop-up shop, selling scarves for my e-commerce business Big Yarn. I learned two big lessons from the experience regarding atmosphere and relationships. Picture…
The other night I was doing my laundry and started talking to a friend. She was telling me that she has a lot of room for electives next year. I…
If you were given $1000 right now how would you spend it? pay off student loans car payment cell phone payment gas rent clothes put it in your savings spend…
I recently went in for an interview and I was pleasantly surprised with the amount of transparency my interviewers had with me. They were saying most of my day would…
I like to believe that women in business are becoming closer to equality every day. While the culture at Grove City certainly does not promote men being favored higher than…
In Pink’s model of the ABC’s of sales, buoyancy is the second essential quality among good sales people. When you look up the definition of the term, buoyancy is “the…
By Leona Bently Looking for a great movie for a Friday night, a Sunday afternoon, or an excuse to procrastinate on that paper that’s due tomorrow? I have the ~perfect~…
After our discussion on The Challenger Sale I decided to hunt down other cool and informative sales-y books to pull unheard-of concepts from and gain knowledge from the experts that…
Mattson’s first principle of selling is all about learning to fail, to win. In our culture, especially at Grove City, we are trained to avoid failure at all costs. Failure…