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Sales Dogs: You Do Not Have to Be an Attack Dog to Be Successful in Sales (Rich Dad's Advisors) Paperback – January 1, 2001
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- Print length234 pages
- LanguageEnglish
- PublisherWarner Business Books
- Publication dateJanuary 1, 2001
- Dimensions5.75 x 0.75 x 9.25 inches
- ISBN-100446678333
- ISBN-13978-0446678339
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Customers find the book well-written and easy to read. They say it provides valuable advice for business and personal life. Readers also mention the book is perfect for a brief introduction to the psychology of salesmen. They appreciate the different selling personalities and say the author is a great teacher.
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Customers find the book well-written, easy to read, and informative. They also say it's entertaining.
"...The book is well written and easy to read." Read more
"It is a good book...." Read more
"...Unfortunately, this book is not focused enough. It lacks the 'quality quotient' from the previous books I had read from the Rich Dad/Poor Dad..." Read more
"Good read. Worth the time it takes to go over it at least a couple times...." Read more
Customers find the advice in the book very valuable and excellent for every salesman. They say it provides great insights on how you and others are in real life. Readers also mention the book is perfect for a brief introduction to the psychology of salesmen. They say it provides a quick and easy reference about how to utilize and differentiate sales.
"...he talks about were harder for me to relate to, but he explains everything really well...." Read more
"...Also gives great advice on that managing a sales team every manager should know!Great book! Must read!" Read more
"Great book with great insights on how you + others are in real life and how to work with+ partner with to get the best out of life!" Read more
"...It was good, not dirty or dusty, and usable, and the cover was smooth and clean." Read more
Customers find the book a great read about different selling personalities. They say it's funny and a good way to know your inner salesman. Readers also mention the author is a great teacher.
"...Great book to know your inner salesman and know where you stand as a salesman...." Read more
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Some of this book was over my head, but I plan to read it again at the end of the summer. Even though some of it was hard for me to relate to, he did a great job explaining what it takes to be a successful salesman. He also does a great job of building anticipation for a career in sales. The book is well written and easy to read.
Also gives great advice on that managing a sales team every manager should know!
Great book! Must read!
"Bow," where's the "WOW," toss me the meaty bone; not a few scraps. At first, I was entertained by this book. Then, as I began diverting more attention to the content and focus of the book, I felt let down.
I had just finished reading Mr. Kiyosaki's Four Quadrants, a spectacular book. I was expecting the same quality. Unfortunately, this book is not focused enough. It lacks the 'quality quotient' from the previous books I had read from the Rich Dad/Poor Dad Series.
In a positive tone, I learned quite a bit from his imagery of comparing sales traits to different types of dogs. The book provided great exercises that were easy to follow and they worked for changing my sales performance! It also provided me with a quick and easy reference about how to utilize and differentiate sales people responding in different situations.
However, do not rely on this book. It misses quite a few important elements for sales that are relevant to the introduction provided by Mr. Kiyosaki, and the theme of this book. Continue the learning process about how to be a great salesperson.
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