Definition of salespeople
: persons employed to sell goods or services
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As part of the restructuring, the company will no longer station some of its solar salespeople in Home Depot stores — a holdover from SolarCity, which Tesla bought in 2016.
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Cardi B and Selena aren't the only famous people of color who have been disrespected by salespeople in recent memory.
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Good salespeople, for example, exude an enthusiasm that is contagious; conversely, those who doubt themselves generally are not good at sweet talking. Lab research is supportive as well.
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Consider the life cycle for building a home: In that six-month period, a buyer could come into contact with on-site salespeople, a superintendent, interior designers and loan officers.
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Police said Reinking refused to give his name or identification to salespeople before taking off in the car.
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The survey was conducted with 818 Los Angeles frontline floor workers — those who have the most direct interaction with retail sales, including salespeople, cashiers, stockers and food workers.
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JeVonie, who is 28, living in Grafton and working as a trainer for wireless salespeople, received the note and photo and decided to do some detective work.
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Car salespeople work hard to get stellar after-sales surveys and reviews.
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