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Capitulo 4 - Grandes Perros
Capitulo 4 - Grandes Perros
A wonderful dog is a state of mind, not a breed; it only takes a big treatment to develop
a terrific dog. From being found dead to creeping via a garbage can, the big dogs only
congregate where the stage is large, the lights are bright, and there is a large crowd. The
more bloody the conflict, the better! "If you're going to go down, make it big; if you're
going to go bankrupt, don't do it in a duplex." If hype were an Olympic sport, the large
dog would compete; he specializes in sealing deals, entering when the prospect is
paying attention, the pen is ready, and the inkwell is full.
When it comes to catastrophic setbacks, don't anticipate many apologies because it's
rarely their fault; instead, they'll claim that management is too stupid to understand their
vision and that inept subordinates are implementing their tactics; for dogs of this type,
it's all or nothing.
They want to be bosses and know how to get there as quickly as possible. Many Poodles
want to be great dogs from the minute they enter the pack; they already have an image
and clothing, but their objective is to be able to pay to look that wonderful. Retrievers
can be enormous and powerful, but they are not always evident. Big dogs aren't
particularly good at keeping track of things, but when it comes to charm and
connections, they have the finest the world has to offer, and they can stand up to any
management and earn their trust.
If you have terrific dogs on your squad, you will adore them at times and despise them
at others.
You cannot change a person's essential, fundamental nature; it is their essence, their
soul, that makes each of us unique and wonderful; you cannot make someone become
something that is not a part of who they are, even if you yell and yell and give excessive
commissions.
Bone: One of the reasons why some dogs sell and others don't is because some were
trained while others were not.
There are some that find it natural, but they are few and far between. Those who do
exceptionally well are trained and mentored to be exceptional. Those that wander have
no training and are unaware of their own strengths and shortcomings, often ending up
being cruel and hungry.
You must split the work according to the breed of each dog, for example: Pitbulls did
cold calls, retrievers made customer service visits, Chihuahuas conducted market
research, Poodles discovered key prospects, and bassets strengthened. ties with the most
valuable customers in the interim, you can focus on improving their powers and
learning skills from other races to help us reach our full potential.
The key to become a champion dog salesman is to understand and operate from your
strengths while adopting the positive features of other breeds; this capacity to cross-train
to become the finest of the breeds is a crucial factor in salespeople's success. The first
step is to understand each race's natural talents.
• Pit bull: their strong point is their aggression and directness; they choose the quickest
road between a prospect and closing a sale, they lack patience and tact, but they
compensate with recklessness. They have the best chance of success when there is little
time and many prospects.
Pit bull bone: if you're hesitant to do something, just do it! The more times you swing
the bat, the better your chances of hitting a home run; sitting on the bench won't get you
anywhere.
Golden retrievers: provide consistent service before, during, and after the sale and gives
excellent, giving quality, future transactions will be facilitated, it knows that happy
users are still buying and recommending, this breed sells a lot and in all directions, it
knows that selling to a new customer requires more effort than selling to an existing
customer.
Bone for the retriever: Always be the first to give, in all facets of a negotiation; make it
a habit so that your expenditure is genuine and not artificial.
• Poodle: in business, appearance and image are vital, perception is more powerful than
fact, they understand that image and reputation are important to be successful in sales,
they are consummate in marketing, and they want their customers to come to them
rather than the other way around. They excel at seminars, trade events, and public
relations, as well as networking, referring, and collaborating with the best. The product
should be appealing in terms of appearance, feel, and sound.
Poodle bone: learn to speak well in front of groups and to present yourself physically
attractively and with a favorable image.
• Chihuahueño: they simply cannot argue with the information, the target is left with
facts, figures and statistics that match logic and credibility, they are curious, their motto
is the one who has the most knowledge is the one who wins. Bone for the Chihuahuan:
learn to sell, research, learn it becomes easier and more fun.
• Basset hound: their strengths are proven by time, there are many mixed relationships
in each transaction, they are loyal and trustworthy, you need to achieve an emotional
connection with the customer.
Bone for the basset hound: master the art of relationship building by learning to listen
and matching your body language and words with those of the person you're talking to.
I believe that you should act in accordance with your strong points; however, your
strengths can sometimes get in the way of excellence; when you completely mask your
own spirit, spark, and what makes you unique, by imitating someone else, it becomes a
stumbling block to developing your own identity; you give up your strength in the
search for others.
One of the most effective strategies for enhancing your own power is to mimic the
abilities of others. Your primary strength as a salesperson is that you always stay a kind
guy.
Bone: the difference between some salespeople selling dogs and others is not in their
ability to learn and develop winning skills; you must always study and have an
eagerness to be more than you are.