How a Top Salesperson Is Made
金牌销售是如何炼成的
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.4M Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban Life
- Updated
- 6y ago
- English
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Awesome Picks from the Anime and Manga World
This list mainly collects anime and manga fanfiction. I read every book I add carefully and review it too, so my reviews may take a while. Thanks for understanding. (I mainly recommend Pokemon, Pokémon, and Pokemon, but other works are welcome too!) Note: A book has to stay on the list for at least two days after being posted. I won't accept books that weren't posted by the author's account. Also, if the list has more than 10 books, Pokemon fanfiction takes priority over other categories. Additi
Books I've Read
Books that make you forget time is passing
A Little Golden Finger
Books I think are pretty good.
My Collected Book List
I often switch up what I read, so the styles of the books I read can vary a lot.
Niche Reads
I don't like fighting, showing off, melodramatic plots, or womanizing protagonists, so this list is pretty niche.
A Mixed Collection of Quality Reads
Hope everyone enjoys them.
The New Books Pavilion
These are mostly new books that I think are well written. If a book is still on the list, it means I've kept reading it. If I stopped, that's just a personal reason; the books are still decent. Most recommendations have fewer than 150 chapters. If a book has more, it proves the author has what it takes.
Masterpieces, in My Opinion
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This book is the best realistic novel written recently. It's insightful, detailed, rooted in life, and relatable, very realistic, just like what we encounter in our lives. It's not lofty or perfect; it's simply fantastic, a rare gem. I'm quite worried that Lao Ding's writing is too short, ending abruptly. If it had been as long as *The Dark War*, it would have been absolutely wonderful!
The ending, where he silently subscribes to the end, is quite realistic. Until the very end, no woman appears 😁, and he's even been forced to leave his original job due to setbacks and being sidelined. Although his salary and career prospects are much better than before, he still doesn't get his revenge on Zhu Shan, Qian Biao, or even the big boss Zhou. He doesn't get his revenge.
Great! Wishing your new book great success!
Cat Brother's writing is getting better and better. The old era, the old scenery, the old waves of the times, and the old ways of being a person, the joys and sorrows, all in just three chapters, have the feeling of an old scroll slowly unfolding. It's really great!
With a well-thought-out concept, concise language, and substantial content, this story depicts the turbulent world of business and workplace politics.
I really learned a lot from this recent sales experience. I feel like I gained a lot of valuable insights. First: You must be able to help clients solve their problems, at the very least making them feel that you genuinely care about their well-being. For example, the protagonist secured a deal by solving a rental issue in their previous transaction.
Having come from the shadows, 😁 I hope the author will continue writing spy novels in the future. Keep it up! 😊
It's a pity, this book is actually quite good. The grades don't match it.
Just a quick plug: I recommend Yan Qiguan's new book, *Special Forces Years*, and the new book *NBA All-Round King* by Sheep Who Doesn't Like Grass*.
This is a practical textbook for the industry, and it provides more practical guidance than books like "The Greatest Salesman in History"!
First of all, let me state that this book is absolutely high-quality. It's just that the content might not appeal to a broad readership, which likely dampened the author's enthusiasm and motivation to continue writing. Highbrow art is often overlooked. I understand the author's feeling of rushing to finish. I wonder what kind of work Old Cat will be writing next; I look forward to it!