How often can you honestly say that your sales managers apply this rule to their salespeople? What systems do your salespeople have in place to ensure victory, even before they
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The sheer mass of all the big box industrial buildings that have raced out of the ground in the last two years in South Florida could hold the entire populous
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Logan, a software sales rep, had been having a rough day. He’d been bombarded with questions from several customers and gotten behind on work he needed to finish before the
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South Florida’s hottest office towers are attracting suitors faster than debutantes at a country club. CityPlace Tower, Courvoisier Centre, 350 and 450 East Las Olas Boulevard, and Douglas Entrance are
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Last month’s column talked about the first two steps in hiring a sales person: Identifying what an ideal candidate looks like for your organization and searching for the candidate. This
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I’m often surprised about how inconsistent businesses are when it comes to hiring sales people. They may not have an organized procedure and many entrepreneurs rely on gut instinct. In
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 You don’t have to look much further than the local street corner to realize retail is back in South Florida. New retail developments have begun to spring up like lilacs
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I’m not sure there’s anything more refreshing after a day’s work than snipping a few mint leaves from the backyard garden and then adding some rum, sugar and fresh lime
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If there’s a theme for this issue, it’s sacrifice and persistence. It starts with our cover story on Jordan Zimmerman of Zimmerman Advertising. He sacrificed by living on his parents”
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One of the missions of SFBW is to highlight new and emerging companies in the technology field. While I love real estate, tourism and retail, our region has long needed
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If you missed the Apogee Awards, you missed one of the region’s top networking events. SFBW attracted a who’s who of C-level leaders to our Nov. 6 program at the
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I guess this is where someone with 30 years of business journalism and an economic minor should be ready to pick apart what’s ahead with the economy. Sorry, doubters. Like
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