Fram and Sony case study. Motivation is internal and external factors that stimulate desire and energy in people to be continually interested in and committed to a job‚ role‚ or subject‚ and to exert persistent effort in attaining a goal. Motivation is the energizer of behavior and mother of all action. It results from the interactions among conscious and unconscious factors such as the intensity of desire or need‚ incentive or reward value of the goal‚ and expectations of the individual and of
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Work meaning a job where money is made selling drugs to whoever chooses to buy their products. It is hard to differentiate which is worse‚ the causes or effects of selling drugs. The causes of selling drugs are the desperate need for money in most cases. They think they can get rich overnight and that will solve their problems. Most of the "ghetto" drug dealers happen to grow up in that type environment all their life and they tend to pick it up. Selling is believed by the drug dealers as the easiest
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L.A Creative 1) Do you currently sell any laundry detergents in you convenience store? -Yes we have some 2) Are there any issues with this sector? -Yes‚ people buy it very seldom‚ because they tend to purchase laundry detergents at the bigger stores‚ such as Canadian Tire 3) What is the impact of that? -The invertible turnover is really slow‚ because there are not much sales in this sector
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SALES PRE-APPROACH The preapproach step includes all the information-gathering activities salespeople perform to learn relevant facts about the prospects‚ their needs‚ and their overall situation. Then‚ on the basis of this information‚ salespeople plan their sales presentations‚ selecting the most appropriate objective for each call. Customer Research The sales rep should learn everything possible about the prospective customer’s business—its size; its present purchasing practices; the location
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Showing Enthusiasm for the Product 1Love what you ’re doing when you ’re selling a product. The popular image of a salesperson as someone willing to "sell at all costs" is not the reality across the board in sales. A good salesperson loves sales‚ is motivated by what they ’re selling‚ and transfers this enthusiasm and belief to the customer. Indeed‚ the customer is given options‚ including the one to walk away‚ in order to avoid such undue pressure. Learn how to listen to customers and to
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I lived in Canada for a long time of my life‚ then I returned to Texas in my Junior year of high school. The academics and classes in Canada had a passing grade of 60% and at that time all I thought about was passing. My top college was to attend the highly notable‚ University of Texas at Austin after high school. However‚ most of my classes did not count as transfer in part to the lower grades of 70%. My biggest mistake I made was not trying my hardest to get an overall high GPA to at least have
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A) Describe AIDAS theory of selling. B) Explain the steps involved in prospecting. Answer 1.A) AIDAS theory the initials of five words used to express it (attention‚ interest‚ desire‚ action‚ & satisfaction) is basis for many sales & advertising texts & is the skeleton around which many sales training programs are organized. During the successful selling interview‚ according to this theory
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Hong Kong Baptist University Department of Management BUS 2210 Organizational Behavior 2012-2013 (Semester 1) Course Outline |Lecturer |Contact |Phone |Office | |Mr. Sunny C. S. Yung |cssyung@hkbu.edu.hk |3411-3160 |SMC1236 | This course aims to introduce theories and concepts related to understanding people’s
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Strategic Selling The 6 elements of strategic selling 1. Buying influences a. Economic Buying Influence i. The person with final approval to buy. ii. Can say yes when everybody else said no or vice-versa. iii. Asks “What return will we get on this investment? How will this impact our organization?” b. User Buying Influences i. The person(s) that judges the impact of the product/service on their job performance. ii. Asks “How will it work for me in my job or my department?” c. Technical
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Buy Nothing Day Buy Nothing Day is an day of protest that was founded in Canada in 1992 where people are asked to purchase no goods as a way to attempt to increase awareness of excessive consumerism and its environmental and ethical consequences. Over the last 22 years it has been held annually in many nations and activist groups are continuing to try to convince more and more countries to pledge their participate. A Buy Nothing Day‚ although based in good motives‚ is extreme and should not be
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