Sentence examples for salespersons from inspiring English sources

Some common bait-and-switch tactics used by fraudulent salespersons and retailers may include refusing to sell or deliver the advertised product, explaining that the advertised product is flawed, noting that the last unit was sold, or revealing that all remaining units have been damaged.

There are numerous cottage industries, and walking salespersons offering a variety of goods are visible on the streets.

Hector Campos, Sr., one of the most reliably high-performing salespersons at Southfield Chrysler, at least until recently, has often lain sleepless in his king-size bed in the gleaming-white, aluminum-sided Colonial at 23 Quail Circle, Whispering Woods Estates of Southfield, his thoughts racing like panicked ants, his head ringing with the crazed demand for money, always more money.

"I feel very confident about the ability of my members, who are the greatest salespersons in America, to go into their districts and make the case for what we did," Speaker Nancy Pelosi told reporters on Thursday, adding that the party's accomplishments in Congress would ultimately prove to be winning issues in November.

"We are just crawling out of a recession," said Sam Massell, a former mayor of Atlanta, "but we will be knocked back into another one if the salespersons are not behind the store counters, if the restaurant workers are not in the kitchens, if the office staff are not behind their desks".

Current aggressive practices include implying a connection with social services or an old-age charity; preying on elderly people's fear of losing their independence; writing out cheques or an order form for the victim; and salespersons refusing to leave premises until they get a sale.

A web surfer might click on such a button and talk live to the advertiser's salesperson, at which point eBay would charge the advertiser.A San Francisco company called Ingenio pioneered this approach in 1999 and already makes a decent living by placing toll-free numbers for local businesses on the results pages of search engines.

Mr Palmisano has simplified that task somewhat, having reorganised his sales team so that customers deal with one salesperson instead of a bombardment from every product division.

Managers can spot the moment that an embittered salesperson copies a client database onto a flash-memory stick.Financial-services firms are particularly vulnerable to the enemy within.

Salesforce.com, for instance, claims to have 2,000 customers, mostly small and medium-sized firms, which pay a monthly fee of $50 per salesperson hooked up.

Nowadays, a Harvard MBA student is likelier than ever to have had a previous career as, say, an actress, salesperson or lobbyist.Can you really teach geeks how to lead?