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]]> By: Jed Langdon http://www.robertpickstone.com/2009/12/07/have-you-felt-the-salesman%e2%80%99s-guilt/comment-page-1/#comment-84 Jed Langdon Tue, 08 Dec 2009 00:42:08 +0000 http://www.robertpickstone.com/?p=30#comment-84 I have never worked as a salesman but can completely understand where you are coming from. I have always said that I couldn't do cold calling or door-to-door sales and completely question the ethics behind them. If only an objective of " sell products and services to those that really need them" gave these companies enough sales to leave everyone else alone, then this whole ethical dilemma could be avoided.<br><br>I would be really interested to see if there are any sales people out there that would comment and saay they actually feel ok about what they do. Maybe after a while your moral compass disappears?<br><br>I would also be interested to hear your own views Rob, or anyone elses about modern-day cold-calling equivalents i.e. email and social media spamming. It is my personal belief that the consumer has learnt to filter out all the unwanted "noise" on the internet and even begun to resent it, thus meaning that the only way to create a credible presence is to "engage". I have never worked as a salesman but can completely understand where you are coming from. I have always said that I couldn't do cold calling or door-to-door sales and completely question the ethics behind them. If only an objective of ” sell products and services to those that really need them” gave these companies enough sales to leave everyone else alone, then this whole ethical dilemma could be avoided.

I would be really interested to see if there are any sales people out there that would comment and saay they actually feel ok about what they do. Maybe after a while your moral compass disappears?

I would also be interested to hear your own views Rob, or anyone elses about modern-day cold-calling equivalents i.e. email and social media spamming. It is my personal belief that the consumer has learnt to filter out all the unwanted “noise” on the internet and even begun to resent it, thus meaning that the only way to create a credible presence is to “engage”.

]]> By: Jed Langdon http://www.robertpickstone.com/2009/12/07/have-you-felt-the-salesman%e2%80%99s-guilt/comment-page-1/#comment-11 Jed Langdon Mon, 07 Dec 2009 17:42:08 +0000 http://www.robertpickstone.com/?p=30#comment-11 I have never worked as a salesman but can completely understand where you are coming from. I have always said that I couldn't do cold calling or door-to-door sales and completely question the ethics behind them. If only an objective of " sell products and services to those that really need them" gave these companies enough sales to leave everyone else alone, then this whole ethical dilemma could be avoided.<br><br>I would be really interested to see if there are any sales people out there that would comment and saay they actually feel ok about what they do. Maybe after a while your moral compass disappears?<br><br>I would also be interested to hear your own views Rob, or anyone elses about modern-day cold-calling equivalents i.e. email and social media spamming. It is my personal belief that the consumer has learnt to filter out all the unwanted "noise" on the internet and even begun to resent it, thus meaning that the only way to create a credible presence is to "engage". I have never worked as a salesman but can completely understand where you are coming from. I have always said that I couldn't do cold calling or door-to-door sales and completely question the ethics behind them. If only an objective of ” sell products and services to those that really need them” gave these companies enough sales to leave everyone else alone, then this whole ethical dilemma could be avoided.

I would be really interested to see if there are any sales people out there that would comment and saay they actually feel ok about what they do. Maybe after a while your moral compass disappears?

I would also be interested to hear your own views Rob, or anyone elses about modern-day cold-calling equivalents i.e. email and social media spamming. It is my personal belief that the consumer has learnt to filter out all the unwanted “noise” on the internet and even begun to resent it, thus meaning that the only way to create a credible presence is to “engage”.

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