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23 January, 2006
Oh crap! We're in arrears!
Sorry for the long delay in updating that old poll. (To top it off, the results were inconclusive. Now we'll never know!)
There's a new one.
There's a new one.
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dear rhinos:
i have been at my job for 200-something years and i am running out of ideas. i know that my product is very valuable and rare but this pitch just isn't generating business the way it used to. to me, it seems good to make a large number of people pay the ultimate price, but i am afraid that office politics and legacy contracts stand in the way of invigorating our sales operation in this age of global competition.
i know the customers want to pay more - especially for what they already have. what can i do to get them?
yours, disumbabilated in dee-cee
Posted by david
i have been at my job for 200-something years and i am running out of ideas. i know that my product is very valuable and rare but this pitch just isn't generating business the way it used to. to me, it seems good to make a large number of people pay the ultimate price, but i am afraid that office politics and legacy contracts stand in the way of invigorating our sales operation in this age of global competition.
i know the customers want to pay more - especially for what they already have. what can i do to get them?
yours, disumbabilated in dee-cee
Posted by david
