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In business you try to be polite, thoughtful, and agreeable; knowing that it’s important to get along with people and build a respectful relationship. But no matter how hard you try, sometimes you run into people that are just plain difficult to deal with. It could be your boss, a co-worker or even a customer. So, what do you do? How can you build that relationship without being a doormat?
Well, listen close, pilgrim, as Scott and Bill discuss, Dealing with Difficult People and other important issues on episode 480 of the Winning at Selling Podcast.
How are you dealing with difficult people?
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