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How To Recognize i-Style Behavior
Adjusting your sales strategy to the prospects personality style is essential for effective communications. This is true in business sales as well as personal relationships. This post helps to identify the i-Style who is direct and relationship focused. Sales reps – this series on behavioral styles offers sales tips that will improve your success rate. Read on!
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Thursday, July 8, 2010
What do they want? Positive, social interaction. They seem to care more about the connections they make with other people along the way than with the final result.
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