(Read and download) Changing the Sales Conversation: Connect, Collaborate, and Close
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3 of 3 people found the following review helpful. Very poorly organizedBy gdaddyI'm going to start by saying I am a huge Linda Richardson fan. I sincerely think Perfect Selling and Stop Telling, Start Selling are two of the best sales books ever written.This book doesn't hit the mark. The biggest issue I have is it is one of the most poorly organized books I've ever read. It doesn't lay out a clear process like her other books.Basically the book is, "The sales conversation needs to change fromAbout the AuthorLinda Richardson is the founder of Richardson, a global sales performance company where she serves as executive chairwoman. She consults with sales organizations and sales leadership on sales process and sales effectiveness. She teaches sales and management courses at the Wharton GrThe proven new sales strategy from New York Times bestselling author Linda Richardson Learn how to create better, more effective dialogs with customers in todayrsquo;s hyper digital world In this era of iPads, iPhones, and apps, sales communications may be growing, but sales conversations are dying--and so are too many sales. The New Sales Conversation helps you use new links and technologies without losing the very reason for making a connection in the first place--a chance to exchange the win... [PDF.xs87] Changing the Sales Conversation: Connect, Collaborate, and Close Rating: 3.78 (611 Votes)
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You can specify the type of files you want, for your device.Changing the Sales Conversation: Connect, Collaborate, and Close | Linda Richardson. A good, fresh read, highly recommended.
