pl.n.
Persons who are employed to sell merchandise in a store or in a designated territory.
salespeople
Dictionary:
sales·peo·ple (sālz'pē'pəl)  |
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- Cold Calling (business term)
- incentive travel
- Aka (business term)
- Effectiveness (in accounting)
- Push Money (PM) (business term)
- hard sell
- leery
- Turnover (RATE)
- Oversell (business term)
- Customer Profile (business term)
- Dialing and Smiling (finance term)
- Dialing for Dollars (finance term)
- Cold Call (Cold Canvassing) (insurance term)
- dissonance attribution model (in marketing)
