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On the road again: how to--and why you should--get the most out of customer visits.
Business Credit
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April 01, 2009 |
Barron, Jacob |
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Imagine meeting your spouse or a significant other's parents for the first time. Your partner has, hopefully, given you a short tutorial on how to conduct yourself, on what topics of conversation to avoid and maybe oil how their father feels about the local baseball team's front office. Maybe they've gotten more specific, telling you exactly which flee agents their father believes are good investments and which ones are wastes of time. Maybe they've told you exactly how to feel about the controversy surrounding Barry Bonds. Maybe they've given you a crash course on their parents' style and senses of humor. Whatever your significant other has told you, it's all in the ...
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