Business, 12.02.2020 02:53 iklassibrahim123

In Roni's new sales job with Compu-Tex, she talks with a prospect who is strongly interested in the product, but does not have the budget to purchase a full-year subscription. When Roni reports this to her manager, her manager says, "Turn it into a win-win!" The sales manager most likely wants Roni to:
A) sell the product to the customer at wholesale cost.
B) work with the customer to sell a length of subscription the customer can afford.
C) work with the research and finance departments to find a way to reduce overall costs.
D) ask the prospect for a referral so that the time spent with this prospect won't be a loss.
E) express appreciation to the prospect for considering the proposal and then find a new lead.

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