The committee “不理睬” the objections of all representatives.
The committee “不理睬” the objections of all representatives.
In Overcoming objections in selling, how many situations are introduced?
In Overcoming objections in selling, how many situations are introduced?
He set ______ all objections and granted my request.
He set ______ all objections and granted my request.
She __________ in her idea despite obvious objections raised by friends.
She __________ in her idea despite obvious objections raised by friends.
It would be surprising for ______ any objections to the proposal. A: not to be B: B. it not to be C: there to be no D: D. there not to be
It would be surprising for ______ any objections to the proposal. A: not to be B: B. it not to be C: there to be no D: D. there not to be
A customer’s doubts that must be overcome during the sales process are called typically called:( ) A: Concerns. B: Liabilities. C: Opportunities. D: Objections.
A customer’s doubts that must be overcome during the sales process are called typically called:( ) A: Concerns. B: Liabilities. C: Opportunities. D: Objections.
Be prepared for lots of ___before you land a job. A: objections B: injections C: rejections
Be prepared for lots of ___before you land a job. A: objections B: injections C: rejections
They ______ my objections and went ahead with the plan. A: ignored B: disapproved C: welcomed D: responded to
They ______ my objections and went ahead with the plan. A: ignored B: disapproved C: welcomed D: responded to
Besides using direct evidence to convince readers, we should consider counter-arguments or objections and effectively____ them.
Besides using direct evidence to convince readers, we should consider counter-arguments or objections and effectively____ them.
How to make convincing argument? A: Define the terms of the discussion B: Develop your reasoning C: Support your idea with vivid examples and evidence D: Identify other’s objections and motivations
How to make convincing argument? A: Define the terms of the discussion B: Develop your reasoning C: Support your idea with vivid examples and evidence D: Identify other’s objections and motivations