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“Home Depot knows 'the more they help, the more they sell'-oh by the way, for the 'bottom liners' who disagree-it's also vice-versa.”

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Jeffrey Gitomer

Jeffrey Gitomer is an American author, speaker, and sales training expert. He is best known for his best-selling book 'The Art of Selling,' which has become a classic in the sales field. Gitomer's works cover a range of topics including sales, customer service, and leadership, and his books and training courses are widely popular worldwide. more

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