Salespeople get an unfair amount of stick for all the usual stereotypes. 
I’ve had a window into their world for the last few weeks, thanks to my own stubborn pig-headedness, and frankly salespeople earn whatever they’re paid and more.
The other episode I refer to here: <a href="https://open.spotify.com/episode/3baf775xVHsSGvuliutelq?si=cb383f43c5624e8a" target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferer">The worst customer service line I've heard in my life.</a>

Salespeople get an unfair amount of stick for all the usual stereotypes. I’ve had a window into their world for the last few weeks, thanks to my own stubborn pig-headedness, and frankly salespeople earn whatever they’re paid and more. The other episode I refer to here: The worst customer service line I've heard in my life.

Salespeople get an unfair amount of stick for all the usual stereotypes. 
I’ve had a window into their world for the last few weeks, thanks to my own stubborn pig-headedness, and frankly salespeople earn whatever they’re paid and more.
The other episode I refer to here: <a href="https://open.spotify.com/episode/3baf775xVHsSGvuliutelq?si=cb383f43c5624e8a" rel="noopener noreferrer">The worst customer service line I've heard in my life.</a>

Confessions of a dodgy used car salesman

Bullshit-free tips on the realities of owning a business delivered with dry humor. Creative director-turned entrepreneur Ian Whitworth built a $30M national business by always doing the opposite of what private equity investors would do. His book Undisruptable is out now on Penguin Random House, including audiobook read by Ian.

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