Selling Microsoft: Sales Secrets from Inside the World’s Most Successful Company Book Review
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The SmartLemming.com recommends Selling Microsoft: Sales Secrets from Inside the World’s Most Successful Company for workers at any career stage. See the table and images below for specific ratings for each career stage and category relevance.
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Microsoft insider Doug Dayton shows how innovative sales tactics helped drive the company to its unprecedented "total domination" of the personal computer software market-and how you can use the same techniques to increase your own sales! As an Account Manager for Original Equipment Manufacturers (OEMs) for Microsoft, Dayton was responsible for closing over 40 percent of the company's OEM contracts-involving millions of dollars in sales to major high-tech businesses. In Selling Microsoft, he shares his powerful, unique sales system-known as "Client-Centered Selling"-that helped him transform the OEM sales organization into one of the most successful and effective in the business. Along with his fascinating look inside Microsoft, Dayton gives you: |
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