Science fiction makes for great entertainment, whether in books, in film or on television. But hidden within the genre are tips and tricks that savvy sales professionals can use to improve their own careers. Raymond Rugg is an enthusiastic fan of science fiction, in its many forms. But he's also a sales veteran with experience that runs the gamut of the sales industry. Ove Science fiction makes for great entertainment, whether in books, in film or on television. But hidden within the genre are tips and tricks that savvy sales professionals can use to improve their own careers. Raymond Rugg is an enthusiastic fan of science fiction, in its many forms. But he's also a sales veteran with experience that runs the gamut of the sales industry. Over the years, he has gathered gems of knowledge from science fiction stories, personalities and legends, knowledge that he uses on a daily basis to stay at the top of his sales game, and to achieve more and better sales. In Rugg's Handbook of Sales and Science Fiction, he has gathered 42 of his best career-boosting nuggets into a reader-friendly format, 42 entries that present the sales professional with the specific genre situation that inspired the lesson, details about how the lesson can be applied to improve a sales representative's performance, as well as the "Sci-Fi Skinny," background or insider information about the science fiction behind the lesson. Rugg's professional knowledge of the world of sales and his fanboy appreciation of science fiction, combined with a writing style that is at once both informative and irreverent, make Sales and Science Fiction a fun and valuable read for anyone who wants to improve their sales performance, as well as anyone who has ever enjoyed a great sci-fi story.
Rugg's Handbook of Sales and Science Fiction: Tips, Tricks and Lessons from the Genre of Science Fiction to Help You Achieve a Sales Career That Is Out Of This World!
Science fiction makes for great entertainment, whether in books, in film or on television. But hidden within the genre are tips and tricks that savvy sales professionals can use to improve their own careers. Raymond Rugg is an enthusiastic fan of science fiction, in its many forms. But he's also a sales veteran with experience that runs the gamut of the sales industry. Ove Science fiction makes for great entertainment, whether in books, in film or on television. But hidden within the genre are tips and tricks that savvy sales professionals can use to improve their own careers. Raymond Rugg is an enthusiastic fan of science fiction, in its many forms. But he's also a sales veteran with experience that runs the gamut of the sales industry. Over the years, he has gathered gems of knowledge from science fiction stories, personalities and legends, knowledge that he uses on a daily basis to stay at the top of his sales game, and to achieve more and better sales. In Rugg's Handbook of Sales and Science Fiction, he has gathered 42 of his best career-boosting nuggets into a reader-friendly format, 42 entries that present the sales professional with the specific genre situation that inspired the lesson, details about how the lesson can be applied to improve a sales representative's performance, as well as the "Sci-Fi Skinny," background or insider information about the science fiction behind the lesson. Rugg's professional knowledge of the world of sales and his fanboy appreciation of science fiction, combined with a writing style that is at once both informative and irreverent, make Sales and Science Fiction a fun and valuable read for anyone who wants to improve their sales performance, as well as anyone who has ever enjoyed a great sci-fi story.
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I received this book as a Goodreads giveaway and really enjoyed dipping into it. I’m not a salesman, so can’t comment on the ‘sales lessons’ each of the 42 chapters presents, except to say it was fascinating to see how Mr Rugg had plucked his lessons out from Sci-Fi films and stories. Besides the lessons, the rest was great fun. Each chapter deals with a classic, or not-so-classic, piece of Sci-Fi – film, book, TV series or short story – describes it, extracts a ‘sales lesson’ and then throws so I received this book as a Goodreads giveaway and really enjoyed dipping into it. I’m not a salesman, so can’t comment on the ‘sales lessons’ each of the 42 chapters presents, except to say it was fascinating to see how Mr Rugg had plucked his lessons out from Sci-Fi films and stories. Besides the lessons, the rest was great fun. Each chapter deals with a classic, or not-so-classic, piece of Sci-Fi – film, book, TV series or short story – describes it, extracts a ‘sales lesson’ and then throws some interesting facts at you. It was these facts that I enjoyed the most. Mr Rugg is a mine of SF-related information. Indeed, some of the chapters dealt specifically with behind-the-scenes anecdotes, and these were fascinating. The writing style is easy to read and very chatty. I found myself making a beeline for the chapters dealing with some of my favourite SF topics, before then reading about those that were new to me. The book is perfect for such dipping. All in all, a very unusual sort of book, with enough fun to keep you entertained. As for the ‘sales lessons’, you’ll need to ask a salesman.
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