How to become a rainmaker
the people who get and keep customers
1st ed.
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Word Count
42,250 words, Guess
Page Count
169 pages
Identifiers
- Internet Archivehowtobecomerainm00foxj
- Internet Archivehowtobecomerainm08foxj
- Internet Archivehowtobecomerainm00foxj_763
- Internet Archivehowtobecomerainm0000foxj
- ISBN-100786865954
and 11 more
- ISBN-139780786865956
- Library of Congress Control Number99052714
- OCLC Control Number42690092
- Better World BooksW6-BST-853
- Better World Books9780786865956
- Better World BooksO7-AAV-927
- Better World BooksO7-ACC-187
- Better World BooksO7-APL-337
- Better World BooksW6-BWF-380
- Better World BooksW6-BWP-588
- Open LibraryOL18196619M
Classifications
- LCCHF5438.4 .F69 2000
- LCCHF5438.4.F69 2000
Description
In today's business culture, sales is one of the most competitive fields. There are more products and services available than ever before. To succeed in sales, you must be above average. To be a star, you must make it rain. The rainmaker is the sales person everyone else wants to be. The rainmaker brings the art of the deal to new levels. The author of How to Become CEO and Don't Send a Resume offers his trademark counterintuitive advice, this time for the competitive salesperson determined to exceed all expectations. Chapters include: Show Them the Money; Sell on Friday Afternoons; You're Not at Lunch to Eat Lunch; Customers Don't Care About You; Fish Where the Big Fish Are, and many more. How to Become a Rainmaker is a winning handbook filled with short, pithy advice that will raise some eyebrows and, no doubt, some income levels as readers follow the suggestions and bring on the rain.
First Sentence
Cherish customers at all times.
Description
"In today's business culture, sales is one of the most competitive fields. There are more products and services available than ever before. The choices are overwhelming. To succeed in sales, you must be above average. To be a star, you must make it rain. The rainmaker is the sales person everyone else wants to be. The rainmaker brings the art of the deal to new levels. He brings in the most money, gets the best paycheck, commands the most respect. Whatever item or service the rainmaker sells, it is sold effectively and successfully." "Jeffrey Fox can make any salesperson into a rainmaker. This new, hard-hitting collection of sales advice from the author of the best-selling How to Become CEO shows you how to woo, pursue, and finally win any customer. In witty, succinct chapters, Fox offers surprising, daring, and totally practical wisdom that will help readers rise above the competition in any company, in any field. It's a terrific resource for CEOs, as well as anyone who'd like to excel in sales. Book jacket."--Jacket.
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