How To Avoid Unwanted Attention

 Is it a man or woman's world?

Whatever the answer there is a tendency for Sales Personnel to at times attract Unwanted Attention - of the sexual kind. Generally speaking ladies experience this more often than men, but the reality is that men also experience it, hence my use of the term 'Sales Personnel'.

There are two ways by which you stand a far greater chance of Avoiding Unwanted Attention.

1. Knowledge

Knowledge and Thorough Understanding of your Product / Service, your Prospects, and How You Can Add Value.

The more knowledgeable you are about your product / service and your prospects' challenges and needs, the more you will understand how you can add value. By so doing you won't need to beg or ask for favours, which by their very nature lead to unwanted attention.

2. Dress Professionally
You stand a far better chance of being treated professionally if you Dress Professionally. There is an art to looking attractive and yet very professional.

Unwanted attention is not at all pleasant; especially for ladies, as it can at times present itself in the most rude and chauvinistic fashion.

But by sounding (what you say and how you say it) and looking the part (attractive and professional) you stand a far better chance of being treated in a professional manner.