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I’ll bet if you think about it, that you too have not always been right as a customer.Audiences around the world are all different. Cultural, social and religious differences impact on how people learn, take in information and interact with presenters.After delivering 3 presentations to 1,200 Managers and Franchisees from the largest fast food company in the Philippines, these are my thoughts on how to make I am not suggesting you get into a tug of war with a customer about who is right or who is wrong. If you treat a customer as if they are wrong regardless of whether they are or not, you may win the argument but you can kiss any more business with them goodbye. So what is a salesperson to do when the customer is operating out of a set of beliefs, values or expectations that they feel they are right when in truth they are really wrong? (I don’t want to get into a discussion about what is right or wrong. 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Even the best resume cannot hide the f 1. You can argue with them and no matter who wins you will lose their business. It is vital to remember that life is perceptual. That everyone sees things differently. You a
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