what should be the good manner of a businessman?
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Professionalism: do things right, straight, to the point & transparently\nSpeak with facts or evidence\nRespect others, their ideas & benefits\nNo prejudice
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Walk in, first impressions are the best impressions, make sure you dress to impress and use a firm handshake, be tenacious. Or call first, be persistent and assertive.  Or word of mouth or through friends, many people get their jobs through the people they know.
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do you tell people business,and how is your hygene.
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That is a pretty broad question. You should have a strong business model, a product or service that is needed in the marketplace, you should listen to your customers and serve their needs, hire good people and treat them well, stand for something.\n\nRun your business with integrity and in an ethical manner. Keep costs in line with the competition or below. Be innovative.
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I would say have a contract set up between you and the banks for them to pay to have their name and information on your page. Then if they should be able to help the person and gain business from them, then you could also state an additional percentage for giving them sure business.
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Ah, sales.  The thing to remember about sales is that its like a f***ing battleground compatred to stupid account managment. Its time to get sh^& eatin' grin on your face and GET DIRTY. Remember, there is no such thing as an honest sell, quite literally. Now, I'm not saying that going about and f&&&ing everyone over is the answer, but you have to be an animal.  When selling, especially over the phone, smile while your in hunt, YOU CAN HEAR A SMILE OVER THE PHONE! Be fast, no whale is going to bite if theyre being sold by a bumbling fool. Lastly, be relentless. Do not ever go easy on an as...customer.  Be aggressive without sounding aggressive. You can do this by asking a lot of closed ended questions.. For example: "If you were walking from the store to your car and you found a million dollars in parking lot, would you keep it?????" This may be a bad/generic example, but you know what I'm saying.  Remember the A.B.C's\nAlways\nBe\nClosing\nSound informed, sound cool, sound smart, sound hot and sound like winner, not like some f***ing anal retentive yuppie loser for Christ Sake. There you go. Thats your crash course in selling, dont F*** it up.\n\n-J.
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Be polite!\nListen to their needs!\nGive rewards!
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represent your skills honestly and ask for an honest appraisal from boss a good manager likes honesty a good effort and a willingness to communicate tell empoyee to be honest and open to criticism don't be  harsh make recommendations on a human level tryto establish a skills enhancement forum
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Talk nicely, keep a small smile all time. respect others, be happy infront of others, keep freshnes on uer face everytime.\ngood charecter is the best way to attract peoples.! take care\nhave good day
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a very good shrewd business man
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business is business\npersonal is personal\n\nthis is true dealing with people, as well as with your own life. remember to take time out to enjoy the fruits of your labor. on the business side, don't take it personal. if the biz fails, it is not personal. if you have a bad experience with a customer, its not personal. if someone rips you off, go after them. dont have sympathy, its business, NOT personal. \n\ncustomer service is the most important thing to focus on. that is the only thing that will make your biz stand out in a crowd. make your customers remember you by surprising them with your level of service. this is true in ANY type of business
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Best way is through good communication.  If the client always feels like he or she knows what you are doing and why, when it is likely to happen, and what are the potential outcomes, he is much more satisfied with you.  On top of that, you should do your best to know the client, make him or her feel like your remember him or her, work personal details about both the client and yourself into your conversations, but don't go overboard.  I've always though clients appreciate a representative who is comfortable as talks to them as an equal, rather than seeming wither 1) a superior professional "just leave this to the people who know" or 2) an overeager person desperate for their business "Whatever you say, sir, anything else I can do sir, etc."
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The first thing is networking. Command a  large and rich social circle.\nYour personality, lifestyle, charisma and selling skills
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treat people in a good manner
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Integrity first, service before self, excellence in all I do.\n\nSometimes seeking out the jobs noone else wants to do is the best way to get noticed.
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keep your word always\nkeep your time always\nbe or before you should present the time given by you or others\nbe punchual\nbe official\nbe professional in dressing personality etc\nDont mix personal & official matter\nDont discuss business in home\nDont discuss personal probleums in business hour\nfirst you blief your self and always try to be a  self start  any quar and ideas pls call 9380148040 - bashir
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The best thing to do is to greet them, the way you would do any other customer.  Just because he is rude, doesn't mean you have to lower yourself to his level.  If he gets mad for interrupting him, then that's his problem to own, not yours!  Keep doing what you're doing.  You are an asset to your company!