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Pete had just returned from an appointment where the purpose was to close a $100K deal. Upon arriving at the company, his supposed-to-be new client apologized and said the company had decided to sell the firm. Many years ago, a prospect, now a client, told her story of a bad hire. Uggh,” I said. What did you do?”
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Being an Inside Sales Rep implies you’re not on your feet, up and running to increase your company’s sales but instead you have to manage everything from your office space without meeting your possible clients in-person. These insights are not coming from just a couple of buyers or industries, but a total of 12.5K
My Mom (Gillian) opened a marketing consultancy in 1980, helping small, local businesses in the Seattle area with things like business cards, logos, letterheads, yellow pages ads, and the like. In high school, I started building websites for fun, then for her clients -- and that continued into college.
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