Question: Is this product review positive? Title: Results Rule! is the real deal Review: "Randy's passionate, polished, and practical approach shines through once again. His newest book is deceptively well-written. It makes you feel guilty about why you are not doing more to help your organization be successful and gives you the confidence to believe change is possible.He doesn't sugar coat the fact that building a strong corporate culture is tough. I especially liked his discussion on valuing candor and how seventy-nine cent of problems grow into big problems, wasting valuable time and energy. A few of his illustrations even made me laugh out loud. This isn't a long book, but it is one that you should re-read often, reflecting on insights. Have a pen handy. You will be jotting notes in the margin."Janine McBee, Texas Credit Union League - Southwest CUNA Management School Answer:
Answer: Yes

Question: Is this product review positive? Title: Language ruins this film Review: This may be a great movie but the language use absolutely ruined it for me. The Cree (characters) speak English and don't understand Cree and the white Canadians speak Cree and don't understand English.Here is how it works: A Cree chief meets a Canadian arm officer. The Cree chief (in the movie) speaks in English. The Canadian officer does not understand English. So his white interpreter (in the movie) translates the English into Cree. The officer replies in Cree which then has to be translated back into English so that the Cree chief (in the movie) can understand it.Apparently the whole movie is like this. I gave up after about 20 minutes. This absurdity absolutely ruined the movie for me. Answer:
Answer: No

Question: Is this product review positive? Title: Succinct buy deadly accurate :-) Review: I guess like most people you'll read this and think "yes, that's obvious", but the book covers virtually all the steps a good salesperson follows and which most learn (badly!), losing good prospects along the way until they build their own collection of "lightbulb" moments the hard way. If you've got sales staff with short attention spans but who could benefit from the experience of others - without losing customers - it's a super, compelling read. Answer:
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