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HA400 : The Class : Professional : Salespeople : Salespeople & Organization

 

(P1, S1, T5)

Phase 1:  PERSONAL AND PROFESSIONAL STRATEGY

Step 1: Professional Management

Topic 5: Hospitality Salespeople and Organization


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1ST - GATHER INFORMATION AND LEARNING


 

icon Audio 1:           Welcome to Topic 5  or read Transcript.

icon Text Reading : Organizing for Meetings & Convention Sales READ TEXT ONLINE

icon Online Lesson:  None

icon Web Activity 1:   Explore Articles On the Attributes of Successful Salespeople

icon Group Activity1: (20 Pts.) AFTER reading ALL assignments:  Text, Online Lessons, & Web Activities:

                               WEB CLASS - VCC: Discuss Sales Department Organizations

 

                                


 

2ND - DEMONSTRATE YOUR LEARNING:  ASSIGNMENTS, PROJECTS & EXAMS


icon Assignment 1: (20 Pts.) ALL CLASSES: All Classes - Synthesis Question , P1, S1, T5

                                      

iconProject Assignment:Project Specifications NOTE:  You should be following the suggested timelines (at the bottom of

                                           the project specifications).  This project will be due VERY QUICKLY so, you need to be "disciplined"

                                           to make sure it is completed on time (no late projects are accepted).

                                         

iconCheck Your Grade:  WEB CLASS

                                  


 

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