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This will become your primary reason for superior performance and success.Every reputable profession needs to hold a special position of trust within society. That is to recognize that continued public trust is based on the commitment to high ethical standards within the company and that speaks to the equally high standards of th For about 85% of the article, he's on target, although his view from the corporate tower is a bit clouded by the world he lives in, which isn't reality for most salespeople. Let's examine his points. “Most salespeople are great in person, not so great on the phone.” If we're talking about outside salespeople, I wouldn't be so generous with “most” when using the term “great,” although I do agree with the “not so great on the phone.” And that's being complimentary. He then gives reasons. For example, “You can't see the other person . . . You can't ask about that tennis trophy in the corner, admire hi
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