The Legend of the Top Salesperson
销冠传奇
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- Completed
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- 2.1M Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban Everyday
- Updated
- 2y ago
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- Telemarketing: How I Made a Mogul电销，打出一个大佬Alternate title on Fanqie
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This book needs to be read in one go to be truly satisfying; reading it bit by bit is a bit like... Well, you know! (A sudden, forceful squeeze) 🙂
This book has quite a few typos, but the plot is decent. Aside from the somewhat cheesy first love story, it's still worth reading. For example, the core content on telemarketing is quite insightful, and the life lessons can serve as models for personal growth. The protagonist has a mystical cheat code, which makes watching him pursue his career quite enjoyable. (I've rambled on a bit.)
Does Hengyu Financial Services really exist in real life? I'm tempted to work there; where can I find such a lucrative job opportunity?
It's not overly sentimental about taking on female characters, and it features multiple female leads. It's very good. They said they wanted a single female lead, but I'd say they only make about ten thousand a month, so I won't complain.
This industry looks very exciting, I've never been involved in it before.
Well written! Although I'm not in the credit industry, after listening to this, I even wanted to quit my job! Hahaha, just kidding. If you're a young person listening, I suggest not blindly entering this industry. If you have a diploma, you should take the civil service exam first after graduation. With the economy being sluggish these past two years, it's better to take the civil service exam, get a public institution job, or become a teacher. This kind of industry is a gamble.
This book deserves five stars; those in telemarketing will find it very insightful.
It's very well written, with a great pace—not too drawn out, and unlike the author's previous book, the pacing wasn't too fast; after chapter 100, there was little to look forward to. The double penetration scene is, in my opinion, divine, absolutely brilliant. This book is erotic without being vulgar. While it may not be a very realistic portrayal of the workplace, it's certainly the kind of workplace life I dream of.
I also worked my way up from the bottom in loan telemarketing. A while ago, I had the chance to meet and get to know the chairman of a listed company, who recommended many of his downstream clients to me. Even if I stopped developing new business, I'd still be making enough money. I'm grateful to have entered this industry and met such a helpful person.
To be honest, this is the most successful urban fiction novel. Suddenly, I feel less lost. Looking forward to the next update.