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Selling and Sales Management

by David Jobber

2006 · 556 pages

A classic text providing thorough and sophisticated treatment of selling and sales management, with an emphasis on the international market.

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Selling and Sales Management is a business book by David Jobber, first published in 2006 by Pearson Education. It runs 556 pages.

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Business
Published
2006
Length
556 pages

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GenreBusiness
AuthorDavid Jobber
Published2006
Length556 pages
PublisherPearson Education

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Publisher
Pearson Education
Published
2006
Length
556 pages
Language
English
ISBN-13
9780273695790
ISBN-10
0273695797
ASIN
0273695797

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Selling and Sales Management was first published in 2006 by Pearson Education.
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