Traces the life and career of the Russian leader who came to power after the overthrow of Czar Nicholas II but was forced into exile by Lenin, and describes Kerensky's life in the United States

Alexander Kerensky: The First Love of the Revolution

Biographies & Memoirs

Richard Abraham

Historical

Columbia University Press

Alexander Kerensky : the First Love of the Revolution

Sidgwick Jackson Ltd

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Research shows that the most important factor for success in sales is a person’s Drive – the inner fire that ultimately determines if they will thrive or fail. This critical trait is hardwired by adulthood, and cannot be improved with sales training. The job interview process must accurately evaluate Drive to identify those with this core personality trait. 
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Never Hire a Bad Salesperson Again: Selecting Candidates Who Are Absolutely Driven to Succeed (Second Edition)

Dr. Christopher Croner

Business & Money

The Richard Abraham Company, LLC

Underperforming salespeople are perhaps the greatest cause of frustration to sales executives and financial loss to business owners. The cost of hiring and keeping a bad salesperson can range from six to seven figures annually. To make matters worse, many companies waste money by trying to train sales skills in people who will never improve. Research shows that the most important factor for success is a salesperson's Drive - the inner fire that ultimately determines if he will thrive or fail. This critical trait is hardwired by adulthood, and cannot be improved with sales training. The job interview process must accurately evaluate Drive to identify future superstars and avoid underperformers. However, research shows that Drive is one of the toughest traits for interviewers to rate, and one of the easiest traits for candidates to fake. To make matters worse, many sales managers hire based on gut instinct. Thus, they are severely disappointed later. This book provides: * Psychological research behind the three elements of Drive * A valid hiring process for selecting top performers * Interview questions to accurately determine whether a candidate is driven

Never Hire a Bad Salesperson Again: Selecting Candidates Who Are Absolutely Driven to Succeed

Christopher Croner

Mr. Shmooze is the parable of a man who reveals the secret shared by all superstar salespeople. Selling, in its most exquisite form, is not about taking, nor is it about persuading. Selling, believe it or not, is about giving. Mr. Shmooze gives for a living. He starts by listening and he quickly comes to understand what people really need. His customers love him because he gives more than he takes. They trust him because he is passionate about their interests. And, at the end of the day, they reward him handsomely for bringing joy, humor, and wisdom into their lives. Woven into the story are several powerful lessons for salespeople in all industries who attempt to build relationships as the emotional bridge to their clients. Bring extraordinary passion and energy to personal communications Generate contagious, positive feelings, lifting spirits because people buy with their emotions Make the small, positive gestures that can lead to huge, long-term results Abraham has had a diverse business career that has established him as a well-known expert on what makes high-performing salespeople  Mr. Shmooze gives you the new approach you need to sell like you've never sold before!

Mr. Shmooze

Marketing & Sales

Audible Studios on Brilliance Audio

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