Entrepreneurs Don’t Need to be Extroverts?
In the recent reading assignments I found Pink’s discussion focused on attunement engaging and very insightful. Besides his advice on using mimicry to connect with potential buyers, what caught my…
In the recent reading assignments I found Pink’s discussion focused on attunement engaging and very insightful. Besides his advice on using mimicry to connect with potential buyers, what caught my…
Last Wednesday I attended the camp fair in the student union. I was looking for a summer internship, but I also found myself analyzing my conversations with the various representatives…
Tony Hsieh is the CEO of Zappos, an online shoe retailer. The success of the company, has relied heavily on Mr. Hsieh’s intuition and innovation in Customer Service. This has…
Jewelry companies are one of the many things I think of when talking about salespeople. In a jewelry store, some sales reps are worse than the average car salesman. I…
This video highly emphases the idea of a salesman (Grover) trying to sell a person (Kermit) on something without actually caring what the potential customer wants. Grover simply barges into…
Last Wednesday (2/7), our beloved Grove City Football Coach took time out of his busy schedule to come and speak to our class. Overall, his lecture was fun, memorable, and…
Sales, TRUST, and a Little Bit of Pixie Dust As our guest speaker, Coach DiDonato, focused on this past week is the trust of a sales person. Even if the…
The Music Man went to River City, Iowa, and sang a little ditty about trouble to seduce the town into buying his musical instruments. In the movie, it worked like…
In the last week, we’ve discussed at length what distinguishes a good salesperson from a bad salesperson. No matter who speaks up in class, a recent and relevant story arises…
Both in class and in Pink’s book, the idea of the entrepreneur/ salesman was discussed extensively. Pink said, “More of us started working for ourselves and because we were entrepreneurs,…