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The ‘myth’ of a salesman
Everyone sells for a living, in whatever profession they have. A journalist has to sell their ideas to an editor. A waiter sells ideas for the best main course. A taxi driver sells alternative routes to a customer when roadworks … Continue reading
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Tagged al gore, author, book, brand, dan pink, education, innovating, marketing, sales, salesman, selling, to sell is human, training
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Lessons from our social media ROI event last week
Our social media event in London last week was a tremendous success. Our focus was on exploring the return on investment companies are finding and the day was packed full of information. Just look at what some of those present … Continue reading
Posted in Contact Centres, Current Affairs, Customer Service, Marketing, Social Media
Tagged #tpsocmed, call centre, conference, dac beachcroft, education, event, law, legal, social media, social networking, speaker, twitter, voice
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A Social Education
Many business leaders often argue that academia takes years to catch up with the real world. Many graduates spend a long time searching for a new job, not just because the economy is so weak, but also because their courses … Continue reading