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There was a time when all you needed to do to get that job was have the proper education and experience. Well that’s no longer the norm today. Human Resource specialists are well trained to look for t

ld calling works anymore. If you think about it, all you are really doing is calling random people in the hopes of finding that needle in the haystack.

Think about it this way: If you owned a convenience store, would you send out an emp

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Feel somehow your life is stuck in MS-OFFICE – The reality of life for MBAs is Excel or PowerPoint , I heard Google is catching up at campus. Having gone through this myself, (I am still not out of

Have you ever tried to find a needle in a haystack? No, of course you haven't. This is just an expression for something that has a very low probability of happening. Even if there was a needle in a haystack, even if you wanted to find it, you would not find it. It is another way of saying "why bother?"

Do you cold call? If you are in B2B sales, you probably do, or at least you have at some point in your career. Cold calling is calling random people or random businesses in the hopes that you will be able to sell your product or service to one of them. I’m of the same opinion as trying to find a needle in a haystack… why bother?

Why bother? Not because cold calling has a good success rate. It doesn't. Why bother? Because in most cases, it is a sales manager pushing you to make cold calls. Cold calling may have worked in the past (20 years ago) but people still push it as a means of generating sales leads and new business even though it no longer works.

I don't think cold calling works anymore. If you think about it, all you are really doing is calling random people in the hopes of finding that needle in the haystack.

Think about it this way: If you owned a convenience store, would you send out an empl

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not find it. It is another way of saying "why bother?"

I don't think cold calling works anymore. If you think about it, all you are really doing is calling random people in the hopes of finding that needle in the haystack.

Think about it this way: If you owned a convenience store, would you send out an emp

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ou will be able to sell your product or service to one of them. I’m of the same opinion as trying to find a needle in a haystack… why bother?

I don't think cold calling works anymore. If you think about it, all you are really doing is calling random people in the hopes of finding that needle in the haystack.

Think about it this way: If you owned a convenience store, would you send out an emp

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cases, it is a sales manager pushing you to make cold calls. Cold calling may have worked in the past (20 years ago) but people still push it as a means of generating sales leads and new business even though it no longer works.

I don't think cold calling works anymore. If you think about it, all you are really doing is calling random people in the hopes of finding that needle in the haystack.

Think about it this way: If you owned a convenience store, would you send out an emp

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ld calling works anymore. If you think about it, all you are really doing is calling random people in the hopes of finding that needle in the haystack.

Think about it this way: If you owned a convenience store, would you send out an employee to stand in the front of your store with a case of coca-cola to try to sell individual cans to passerby? Of course not. You will never be able to make enough sales pushing your product onto random people. If a person wanted a can of Coke, he would just walk into your store and buy one. So why cold call random people?

Cold calling… why bother?

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