Nissan- Building Excellence with Sales Training now Drawing Skaters in Sales Training
02-17-2009, 04:35 PM
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Nissan- Building Excellence with Sales Training now Drawing Skaters in Sales Training
If nothing else, my freehand Skater made the class go faster. Who wants to learn about micro-polishing camshafts anyway?
I was thinking a pair of Sterlings for power...
I was thinking a pair of Sterlings for power...
02-17-2009, 07:38 PM
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Just a passing thought here ................ Wouldn't someone involved in the auto industry, given it's present state, be better off somewhat vaguely paying attention to the presentation? Skaters are way cool, but then so is a decent paycheck.
Or do sales people now belong to the UAW?
Or do sales people now belong to the UAW?
02-18-2009, 09:39 AM
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Just a passing thought here ................ Wouldn't someone involved in the auto industry, given it's present state, be better off somewhat vaguely paying attention to the presentation? Skaters are way cool, but then so is a decent paycheck.
Or do sales people now belong to the UAW?
Or do sales people now belong to the UAW?
As far as the state of the auto industry, at my Nissan store we're actually doing OK. Maybe that's because we're located right in the middle of a slew of wealthly Chicago suburbs, I don't know. The domestic stores in my dealer group are hurting.
02-19-2009, 08:30 AM
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Thanks, but being a Gold level Nissan rep means I already know about nav systems and the VQ engine. Listening to that training wasn't going to make me another cent.
As far as the state of the auto industry, at my Nissan store we're actually doing OK. Maybe that's because we're located right in the middle of a slew of wealthly Chicago suburbs, I don't know. The domestic stores in my dealer group are hurting.
As far as the state of the auto industry, at my Nissan store we're actually doing OK. Maybe that's because we're located right in the middle of a slew of wealthly Chicago suburbs, I don't know. The domestic stores in my dealer group are hurting.
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