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10-28-2009, 06:13 PM
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Can you sell a product you don't believe in?
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I can't. I know, awhile back when I was working retail management, and figuring out how to get people to buy the highest markup of things, I grew very ill thinking about it. Here I was selling junk that people didn't need to people who couldn't afford it. I had to move on.
Now shoes, those I could sell, as long as it was a product that I believed in. I had the highest sells for Doc Martens in the entire store.  Not that is a product that I believed in. I couldn't sell the Timberlands though, not because I didn't believe in them, but because I didn't quite understand their sole system.  Too hard to believe in.
My DH, a man that we always junk about selling anything, we learned a couple of years ago, that he is completely incapable of selling a product that he doesn't believe in. A great quality in your spouse but not always a great quality in the provider of the home.
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