Definition of salespeople
: persons employed to sell goods or services
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Kate and Andy, who reportedly met while working as salespeople at a Carter’s Men’s Clothing in Phoenix, Ariz., sold and stepped away from their company in 2006 to spend more time with their daughter.
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After the training, the ambassadors will go back to their campuses to work alongside local New Belgium salespeople.
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The idea is to retain the finest salespeople, because that’s the best way to ensure consistency with customers and therefore, long-term success.
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Buy Photo Mary Duffield remembers real estate salespeople showing up unannounced in the driveway, urging her to sell the family farm.
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Since May 2007, Purdue salespeople met with Massachusetts prescribers and pharmacists more than 150,000 times, the lawsuit says.
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In May, the single largest group of 1.2 million workers in the Orlando-Kissimmee-Sanford area were office and administrative workers, followed by salespeople and food-service workers.
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Most new cars nowadays can be outfitted with advanced safety gear, but showroom salespeople often fail to promote the technology’s benefits.
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Tundraland’s salespeople can help customers find the right solutions or design for their space.
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