CHAPTER 5: “It’s Party Time!”
What is the most ethical action to take?
A. Interject with your opinion. This might start a heated debate, but at
least you did not compromise your ideas.
B. Interject with your opinion during dinner and leave dinner if the
negative conversation continues. Sit down with your boss the next
day and suggest that he bring the other salesperson in to discuss
what the underlying problems are and how they might be resolved.
C. Let him talk. Everybody is entitled to his/her own opinions.
CHAPTER 5
COMMUNICATION FOR RELATIONSHIP BUILDING: IT’S NOT ALL TALK
COMMENTS ON CHAPTER 5 SALES APPLICATION QUESTIONS
1. See chapter for drawing of communication process. Two-way communication is essential for the
2. A. Firm handshake, looking a person directly in the eyes.
B. Watch for green [smile = acceptance], yellow [fidgeting = caution], and red
3. Communication barriers are: (A) differences in perceptions; (B) buyer does not recognize need; (C)
4. Establish two-way communications by asking questions, getting the buyer involved in the