Jeffrey Gitomer: Single Biggest Rule in Sales

[sibusiso]

hey its gitomer I bought his boook when I was in new york

[Tinpot1]

being in Sales is not an existence

[Coww22]

Thanks for the comments.

The speaker is interesting and holds your attention and gets to the point and doesn't drag things on.

[billionaire35]

So true. Like trust and respect in that order. Warren Buffet won't even invest in a company if he doesn't feel that way about the owner and management

[successexpress]

I agree with jefeto. Comments are not needed especially with someone like Gitomer. Who this man is and what he says indeed says it all. The only comment I would add is follow his advice - It works!

[DougalMacRobbie]

It's common sense. Who trusts or has confidence in someone they don't like?

[coatesmoe]

Flim Flam man!

[salesdatingguy]

Gitomer is the man!!! I love his edgy in your face style. I listen to him before my keynotes and training sessions. I even listened to him before giving my Attraction Marketing keynote that you can preview by clicking on my name. Thanks Jeffrey, your insights and wisdom are refreshing. When I grow up I want to be just like you... with hair.

[aqalidost]

The biggest problem with Gitomer is that he does not provide any new information.

Hence, no need for any considerable comments or responses.

[jefeto]

I believe the type of person that watches a Gitomer video is also the type that does not comment on videos. This is probably due to being a little older and busier. Also, unless I'm missing something, most comments seem to be unneeded. No?

[teamad]

Here is an interesting phenomenon. Jeffery Gitomer has made sales communication his life's work. This video has been watched thousands of times, he had published a number of books, not to mention his syndicated columns. Then why are there no comments?

Could it be the limit of just a few lines of text doesn't allow for a considered response?