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Superior Sales Managers - Their Effectiveness Defined By: Freelance Writers | Dec 26th 2010 - The sales environment, like all aspects of the world around it, has modified drastically over time. Though these changes have occurred, selling, at its core, has essentially not. Selling, distilled right down to its core, can be described as the transference of worth from one party to another. Furthermore, selling permits the influence of one person to affect another, ideally in a positive manner. Tags:Sales Management
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