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Business, 25.11.2019 23:31 brentking2001

Vincent spends very little time explaining the features of a product to a customer. his colleagues state that salespeople need to be creative in order to generate sales. vincent says that he is not required to be creative because of the type of customers he is required to handle. which of the following strengthens vincent's belief? a. vincent is selling to existing customers. b. vincent is a senior salesperson. c. vincent is selling a service. d. vincent's customers are field customers. e. vincent is selling a tangible product to new customers.

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