09-30-2013, 03:53 PM
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Join Date: Dec 2007
Posts: 5,061
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Quote:
Originally Posted by Air&Road
I don't think that in business, the neutrality policy is anything new. Discussing religion, politics, favorite ball team, etc., with customers or clients is displaying your desire to decrease your sales numbers.
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And so it is. A friend of mine is always putting a political bumper sticker on his car or planting a political sign in his yard, etc etc. He's after me to do the same. One day I told him that people who like his candidate will be his friend while those who do NOT like his candidate will not like HIM which might screw up his career opportunities, networking opportunities and the like. In this day and age it pays to stand for NOTHING.
Hey, there's HuskyMan, he stands for NOTHING; he has no core personal beliefs or convictions. Whatever the customer says, he simply nods his head in agreement.
He's a limp dish rag.........
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