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Pricey! That’s What Watching Sports on TV is Going to Become! Also, UX v. Ticketmaster!

Wakeman Consulting Group: Dave's Blog

Also, I’m doing my first in the new series of monthly webinars on brand management for professional service firms. It is going to be expensive to watch sports : Paying the full price is likely to change people’s habits. That’s What Watching Sports on TV is Going to Become! Check out the growing Dave shop. The podcast.

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A Diehard Fanbase of Customers Help Create Sales Champions

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This is true as true in sales as is it in sports – probably more so. Timothy Blank, a vice president at TTEC, recently spoke with Customer Strategist Journal Editor-in-Chief Elizabeth Glagowski about the crucial role practice plays in a sales team’s success. True-blue fans can also be a slam dunk when it comes to sales.

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Three More GM Recalls Today: When Will It End?

MishTalk

The Wall Street Journal reports GM Discloses Yet Another Recall. disclosed three new recalls on Friday covering more than 473,600 vehicles, including some of its latest Corvette sports cars, amid stepped up safety reviews. Auto sales bounced back after a decline in April. But here we go again. General Motors Co.

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Gorillas in our Midst

Tom Spencer

Source: Siriraj Medical Journal ). While they were focusing on CD sales and law suits, Apple came along and launched the iTunes Music Store, which is now the world’s largest music retailer with revenues exceeding $12 billion per year. Management Consulting'

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Consulting Sales Systems That Work for Introverts with Bob Burg: Podcast #16

Consulting Success

Transform your failures into success in no time by implementing sales systems that will work for you. Description: Bob Burg is a sought-after speaker at company leadership and sales conferences around the world. He started out as a sports broadcaster for a local radio station, then landed a spot as a TV news broadcaster.

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4 Self-Improvement Myths That May Be Holding You Back

Harvard Business

of all book sales in the United States. A recent report in the Journal of Management noted that of nearly 25,000 academic articles on performance, only a fraction include what psychologists call within person variance , which describes ranges, such as that between individuals’ top, average and worst performances.

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10 Years of Data on Baseball Teams Shows When Pay Transparency Backfires

Harvard Business

Our research , appearing in Strategic Management Journal, shows that if people know how much they make relative to others, and if differences in pay can be clearly tied to how their performance stacks up against coworkers’, harmful effects of differences in compensation can be negated.

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