September 2013
Intermediate to advanced
304 pages
8h 57m
English
Put yourself in the place of someone who has just been appointed CEO of a long established, low-tech firm with a dominant share of a very low growth market. Your potential customers fervently hope that they will never need what you sell. If they do, they are ‘high-maintenance’ clients who delay your agents, bombard them with questions and snoop around their work. They have to be serviced on location, but they tend to be unavailable when you need them during normal working hours, and their addresses are often difficult to find. They are hard negotiators, always looking for special deals. Your new business? An 80-year-old residential pest control company – about as unlikely a candidate ...
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