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"Can I help you?" "Can I help you?" Now remember, you can also say "Could I?" and "May I?" For example, if you're walking through a department store and the salesperson comes to you, they would probably say, "May I help you?" because they want to be polite to the customer.
and the salesperson comes to you,
A very good salesperson will come up to you and they'll say, oh yeah, yeah, that's a very good deal, but a better deal is really over here, and then they start talking to you.
A very good salesperson will come up to you,
The salesperson also offered me an extended warranty.
During the dialogue, the salesperson also offered me an extended warranty.
What do you say to the salesperson?
What do you say to the salesperson?
These are the same four topics I used back in the day when I was a door-to-door salesperson.
back in the day when I was a door-to-door salesperson.
Famous computer science problem is called the traveling salesperson problem.
In the traveling salesperson problem, there's a salesperson who's going to travel amongst multiple cities and then return home.
So if you're a salesperson, 80% of the revenue is going to come from 20% of your clients.
If you're a salesperson
When someone like Warren Buffett, who's, like, the opposite of what you think a salesperson is, right, says that that's the skill, if you want to do one thing to improve your life and really ensure that you get what you want in life, learn how to communicate.
who's like the opposite of what you think a salesperson is,
That seems like that would be really good experience in kind of a weird way then for getting better at being a salesperson and presenting yourself.
Wow, that seems like that would be really good experience in kind of like a weird way then for getting better at being a salesperson and presenting yourself.
They'll bring in the supervisor who's like, sorry, this, that, and they give you all the reasons it can't happen so that your salesperson can stay good cop.
They'll bring in, like, the supervisor who's like, "Sorry, this, that," and they give you all the reasons it can't happen so that your salesperson can stay good cop.