Be Specific
Monday, September 24th, 2007In which we learn to ask direct questions to elicit direct, factual answers.
Last week, we invented “Nick-Speak.”
In which we learn to ask direct questions to elicit direct, factual answers.
Last week, we invented “Nick-Speak.”
In which we’re encouraged to focus on customer interests, even if our companies are product focused.
My daughter wants to redecorate her room. Eight years ago, when we moved into the house, my wife chose the paint and trimmings for the room. Now, my daughter wants a change – the paint, the furniture, and the floor plan. Continue reading »
In which we learn a three word question that focuses our sales approaches.
My mother, born in 1917 and raised in England, detested certain American turns of phrase, chief among them, “You know what?” Continue reading »
In which we are reminded to ask a question and clarify before expressing a point of view.
We have the possibility of bunking and entertaining some ‘snooty’ out of town guests. They asked us to reserve space in a snooty hotel. Oh, joy.
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