@@charliedallachie3539 They are calling every lead they have, in that kind of business, those leads are generated from lots of places. And for financial markets, there is really no 'bottom' to the number of leads.
Super.Chuck these days we get robo calls, but I feel for those in sales that have to do this for bare minimum, glad I chose computer science. Nothing is easy but I couldn’t babble on a phone for a job.
I watched this movie during my master degree, did cold calling in front of SAIL in hot summer and finally got clients from IIMs for a broking firm and landed a job with the same firm. I could feel same energy during my call, used to walk and run to save metro/bus/local fare... Struggling days finally paid off.
"can you be here in 20 minutes" The little push in with the camera onto his brilliant reaction does it. I bet will spent time with sales people to see how they reacted to jackpots like this
@@DibbzTV Absolutely not true. I work with C-level people and they have these moments. They are one in a hundred, but they happen. Some of these C-suite chaps pick up the phone only when they really have a couple of minute in and between. What does not happen, though, is that you select your first C-level contact on a call sheet, and you get through to that person via a secretary. If you are a new person the secretary does not know, your chances are 50%-50%, depending on how you present yourself when the "what's this about?" question comes. Today, they have very well trained gatekeepers, and it is nearly impossible to get through. If you have a direct number, that's a different thing. Information is money. What you really need to do to meet the C-suite all the time is a trade secret I won't share here, but let's just say it is something different than cold calling as it was back in the day.
How else are you supposed to sell then? Aren't all calls "cold calls?" I guess a better solution would be to advertise and then the customers come to you. Not sure.
@@kellymulderino7156 that slap? Any average person has disgraced themselves on a weekly basis by going to the bar and making a fool of themselves far worse than slapping someone. He’s a phenomenal actor, this movie is a great tearjerker
I am not into sales but I can understand the happiness a person gets when someone buys their product or even agrees to speak to them. Cold calling - tougher than fire fighting!
I am in sales and I love it. You just get so used to talking to new people that it doesn't even phase you anymore. Cold calling is not harder than fire fighting. It just takes a lot of will power and thick skin.
I've done door to door cold calling and honestly hated it. For me, it's extremely hard to sell something you don't believe in to other people. Plus cold calling sales more often than not are scams.
@@willowandluka5302 I work in a sales job at a call center and when it gets slow we cold call people. Trust me, it's harder than it looks. People don't generally appreciate it, it's mucher harder to sell something they haven't enquired about in the first place, and it takes a huge amount of resilience. It is mostly boring tho.
This is what I love about working sales. Sometimes it sucks, especially in the very beginning when you’re new at it, but it certainly teaches you perseverance, creativity and customer service skills. Realistically, you have to offer add-ons, warranties and everything else a hundred times before someone finally says yes. It’s a tough market and job to do but very rewarding as you continue and learn and eventually start making some headway. A lot of people go into sales thinking they’ll be making big bucks right away just because they see a veteran in sales doing it. Yes, you can do it eventually too but it takes time, experience and perseverance to get to that point.
Spot on. Starting any Sales job is tough as nails cuz you have to relearn & rebuild your Sale before really seeing results. That, and getting over doubt in the beginning which can be mentally taxing
My mom always says, when you try your best, God will take care of the rest. This maybe unrealistic but it happens. He deserved it and "God" or the "Universe" will work in Ur favor. It's those little breaks here and there with the combination of hard work that get u to the top.
Your mom is a very wise person! It remind me something similar to what Aeschylus said: "When a man's willing and eager the god's join in." Thanks for sharing!
+Dawn Roy Stop giving someone's credit to God. You all blame the bad on humans, but credit God for the good. This is ONE MAN's hard work, his intelligence, and determination got him here. No one else is responsible, BUT HIM.
Best sales call people are almost always the ones that can speak with as much enthusiasm and expectation after 100 get losts as they did on their first call of the day.
I had to do this for my job for about 5 months. (The first two months I wasn't getting paid). I would play this video everyday before I began making calls, researching, and organizing a string of interviews. Long story short, it paid off and I completed one of my biggest work projects I have ever done. There was a lot of rejections and anxiety, but stay motivated.
Theres luck involved, but if you're unable to apply yourself to each and every phonecall, that one in a hundred that was going to say yes, will still be a no.
I love this movie. This is the kind of work ethic we as Americans have lost. He has the “Can, or should I say, Will do” mind set. This gentleman is unstoppable.
You just witnessed gods work.... Work so much... Take so many loses... He finally realizes your work and now your the CHOSEN ONE🤲... life works in mysterious ways
In gods eye we are like ants, we look the same we behave the same and carry the same size leaf, human don’t take any notice of the individual unless you get that one ant that carry’s more then the others, and despite that struggle it never gives up. That’s how you get noticed. We are insects by comparison.
MrTimmy23 I work at a call centre and I feel the same way. But I discovered a website made by Jordan Belfort and I pay around £7 each month for his online weekly trainings and it’s made me improve so much! I highly recommend him, he’s made selling a much easier and less stressful job which I’ve now come to enjoy because of him
A job that requires you to cold call to drum up business is not a job worth having. Pick a career where your services are NEEDED and SOUGHT OUT and you'll never have to resort to cold call sales tactic nonsense.
I thought the same. Yes he put great effort into getting the job but it's cold calling and brokerage. And why does every movie involving the stock/brokerage industry always depict it has a cut throat environment?
I work in a job where you call CEOs to sell things to, and I 100% guarantee this would absolutely never happen. 1. them actually answering 2. them answering and not being irritated that you called them 3. Them agreeing to meet you right away before knowing anything about you or the product
He's a pension fund manager. 0% chance he has no knowledge of Dean Witter. As the movie shows, he thought that Chris was one of the higher ups at Dean Witter, and was irritated when that wasn't the case.
Yeah, anyone in Sales will tell you this is not reality. It’s tedious, adaptive, and patiently persistent. Highest I’ve ever cold called successfully so far is VP, and that was just to set a later intro call.
What is there suddenly something wrong with working hard to become a millionaire ? The guy was a single parent with a failing business. Of course it’s hard to bounce back from that. But his mindset and dedication was what allowed him to. Without hard work, how do you think we got most of the things in our society. Think about it like this, we work hard so that we can better society. We work hard so that others don’t have to.
You risk being shut out of a client company entirely because you called the wrong people and didn't go through the "chain of command" properly. I can see a department head, never mind a CEO, getting rather upset at getting a cold call directly, rather than the offer making it's way through the team of people they manage who's entire job it is to deal with people like Chris.
What I learned in cold calls for big success : Don't follow the call center rules of your supervisor. Follow the rules of your customer. My former boss wondered why I was so successful. On the mess day 50 employes had to go, two stayed. I was one of them😂 One month later I quit because this job is not good for your health and I found a better one. The scene is showing this secret for success great.
A while back my dad got laid off from a sales job at a startup metal roofing company. My dad was of course bummed because he had the potential to make good money there, but also was happy because he was let go the day he had to be in the office all day making cold calls lol
You know this could be true or not but When you work someone. You won’t get what your looking for if what you want or need. So not sure if you weren’t allowed to start anywhere from calling people. But he took a risk that he shouldn’t have done and that’s okay. We want something that is hard to get and if someone is stopping us from doing that we go ahead from them. And that’s what’s will smith did in this scene. He went ahead from those names. Taking risks are scary sometimes. But they can help sometimes.
I did this bs in college, it sucks. When I get calls I just say "commission or hourly pay?" If it's commission I say sorry good luck if hourly "gimmie your script, try and sell me" actually bought a bunch of kitchen crap of a young dude cause he killed it.
@@ericwilliams398 I believe that was what happened in the movie. He met with him because he knew the company he worked for. He liked what he said at the meeting. He said he was willing to move forward but there was no way he would let Chris handle his account. Nothing personal.
I was in interview in 2018 when one of the assistant manager ask me why did you want to work here, and then i turn my chair around to see the manager behind me, im here to take your place as manager of this company one day. Well they do hired me immediately 😂🤣 .
This is probably the only Will Smith movie I like. The others, I just find him to be clownish or obnoxious or the role he plays doesn't fit. This one was very good.
I wouldn't call that he was lucky. He probably called thousands of times before someone agrees to say yes and meet him.
This film was about working HARD
Daeho Kim true but thousands? I’m sure at some point you exhaust the entire local market and point of contacts. I guess cycle through it If it happens
Law of Averages
@@charliedallachie3539 They are calling every lead they have, in that kind of business, those leads are generated from lots of places. And for financial markets, there is really no 'bottom' to the number of leads.
Super.Chuck these days we get robo calls, but I feel for those in sales that have to do this for bare minimum, glad I chose computer science. Nothing is easy but I couldn’t babble on a phone for a job.
I watched this movie during my master degree, did cold calling in front of SAIL in hot summer and finally got clients from IIMs for a broking firm and landed a job with the same firm. I could feel same energy during my call, used to walk and run to save metro/bus/local fare... Struggling days finally paid off.
After one year of work, i bet you dont feel like this anymore lol
@devennegi you inspired , best wishes for life.
*Dont worry some low IQ Tiktoker with no bra*in has beat you to your hard work*
🎉🎉🎉
The Pursuit of Dehydration
😂
😂😂😂😂😂 lol ..
Very funny
Yuk it up all you want, but when I saw this with my dad, he said not getting water was a big mistake; he would get dehydrated easily.
😂😂😂🙌
@@dajwe216 youd be fine if you just drank alot in the evening
"can you be here in 20 minutes" The little push in with the camera onto his brilliant reaction does it. I bet will spent time with sales people to see how they reacted to jackpots like this
It's like camera zooms on old PewDiePie videos
It doesn’t happen - not at the C-level at least. Maybe Director or below
@@Longlivethechannel Loser.
@@DibbzTV Absolutely not true. I work with C-level people and they have these moments. They are one in a hundred, but they happen. Some of these C-suite chaps pick up the phone only when they really have a couple of minute in and between. What does not happen, though, is that you select your first C-level contact on a call sheet, and you get through to that person via a secretary. If you are a new person the secretary does not know, your chances are 50%-50%, depending on how you present yourself when the "what's this about?" question comes. Today, they have very well trained gatekeepers, and it is nearly impossible to get through. If you have a direct number, that's a different thing. Information is money. What you really need to do to meet the C-suite all the time is a trade secret I won't share here, but let's just say it is something different than cold calling as it was back in the day.
@@DibbzTV And the guy ended up not even being interested. All Chris got was free box seats at Candlestick.
Cold Calling. One of the worst jobs I’ve ever had. I also hate receiving them.
You Need Jesus what does cold calling mean exactly?
Lone Wolf Calling random phone numbers trying to sell people stuff that nobody wants. Like kitchen knives and Bicycle insurance.
How else are you supposed to sell then? Aren't all calls "cold calls?" I guess a better solution would be to advertise and then the customers come to you. Not sure.
calling people that you have no prior relationship with (going in cold) to sell them something
@@Lone_Wolf91 it means you call someone when you feel cold
this guy is an efficiency genius.
+ChalupaBatmanMacArthur
Sheesh. A real debby downer you are, huh? I've seen you comment the same thing so many times. =P
Not so much. Not taking frequent breaks and letting your brain desiccate is a great way to lose concentration.
Wonder how they do that today with smartphones 📱
@@heavendenies3959 I learned a new word today. Thank you
I’m not sure if I should like this comment since it’s at 666 already 🧐
Did yall not hear him say he had been going for 2 months before he got a good buyer
They didn’t watch the clip, they were reading comments and summarizing it.
Will has always been one of my favorite actors. Always loved every role he played. He did such an amazing job in this movie
Even up to when he defended his wife by that well accurate slap of Chris Rock it was the pursuit of slappyness
lol he disgraced himself in front of the world. he is not what you think he is
@@kellymulderino7156 that slap? Any average person has disgraced themselves on a weekly basis by going to the bar and making a fool of themselves far worse than slapping someone. He’s a phenomenal actor, this movie is a great tearjerker
@@coryferguson8234lmao pursuit of slappyness.
This guy works hard & has passion. He deserved the job! A+++ movie!
I am not into sales but I can understand the happiness a person gets when someone buys their product or even agrees to speak to them. Cold calling - tougher than fire fighting!
I am in sales and I love it. You just get so used to talking to new people that it doesn't even phase you anymore. Cold calling is not harder than fire fighting. It just takes a lot of will power and thick skin.
I've done door to door cold calling and honestly hated it. For me, it's extremely hard to sell something you don't believe in to other people. Plus cold calling sales more often than not are scams.
My first job was cold calling for scholarship donations when I went to uni. Lord almighty that was one of the most mentally draining job I’ve worked.
I loved this movie but cold calling is never this easy.
Yup
It’s a pain on the receiving end, I can’t imagine the pain to be the poor guy doing it.
Charlie Dallachie,
Call the number and read the script. It can’t be that hard. It just sucks because it’s boring and your pay is mostly commission.
@@willowandluka5302 I work in a sales job at a call center and when it gets slow we cold call people. Trust me, it's harder than it looks. People don't generally appreciate it, it's mucher harder to sell something they haven't enquired about in the first place, and it takes a huge amount of resilience. It is mostly boring tho.
It was back then. No caller id and ppl were more easily sold. Now nobody answers their phone.
This is what I love about working sales. Sometimes it sucks, especially in the very beginning when you’re new at it, but it certainly teaches you perseverance, creativity and customer service skills. Realistically, you have to offer add-ons, warranties and everything else a hundred times before someone finally says yes. It’s a tough market and job to do but very rewarding as you continue and learn and eventually start making some headway. A lot of people go into sales thinking they’ll be making big bucks right away just because they see a veteran in sales doing it. Yes, you can do it eventually too but it takes time, experience and perseverance to get to that point.
couldnt agree more. im in banking line doing sales and its not easy but like you say , its rewarding once you close the deal.
Spot on. Starting any Sales job is tough as nails cuz you have to relearn & rebuild your Sale before really seeing results. That, and getting over doubt in the beginning which can be mentally taxing
Next film should be "my battle with kidney stones"
John Terry lol
Lol but why kidney stones.. ? I don’t get the reference
Or my battle with UTI and prostatitis.
@@exildur
Don't tell me what to do, you don't know me.
I love the feeling of razor blades passing along my urethra.
@@exildur Mine's like 2mm, painful af
One of my favorites. These two♥️ Father and Son. Team work between these two was amazing to me.
Cold slapping
My mom always says, when you try your best, God will take care of the rest.
This maybe unrealistic but it happens. He deserved it and "God" or the "Universe" will work in Ur favor. It's those little breaks here and there with the combination of hard work that get u to the top.
Amen, just what I needed to hear :)
amazing word
Your mom is a very wise person!
It remind me something similar to what Aeschylus said:
"When a man's willing and eager the god's join in."
Thanks for sharing!
Leon Thank you for sharing that! :)
+Dawn Roy Stop giving someone's credit to God. You all blame the bad on humans, but credit God for the good. This is ONE MAN's hard work, his intelligence, and determination got him here. No one else is responsible, BUT HIM.
Best sales call people are almost always the ones that can speak with as much enthusiasm and expectation after 100 get losts as they did on their first call of the day.
When you get the feeling, listen to it! still watching this sometimes before doing cold calling.
How do people take NO all day long? They read, "The Game of Numbers", by Nick Murray
I had to do this for my job for about 5 months. (The first two months I wasn't getting paid). I would play this video everyday before I began making calls, researching, and organizing a string of interviews. Long story short, it paid off and I completed one of my biggest work projects I have ever done. There was a lot of rejections and anxiety, but stay motivated.
Moral of the story: Don’t do as you’re told. Go straight to the top of the list
This job would be a nightmare for me, props to people who can pull it off.
@Melinda G. I feel the pain I made about 150 calls today not one person was interested because they busy or don't care but we just keep it pushin💯
Only salesmen know how exciting is when a potential customer agrees to be in a meeting.
What a hard-working and honest fella. Hope he doesn’t slap someone over a joke someday 😔
LMAO
Lmaooooooo
I cried at he end .
Cold calling is all about luck. You never know who behind the other phone line.
It's not luck, its effort, just like flipping pokers, u will find ur ace finally
Theres luck involved, but if you're unable to apply yourself to each and every phonecall, that one in a hundred that was going to say yes, will still be a no.
Done door to door sales for 3 months. It effort and luck. But if you dont knock on doors and give up you dont even give yourself a chance
this is technically not cold calling since he is given the names of leads. However the best percentage in cold calling is 10%
Partially luck, mostly skill. Any Sales person would agree to an extent
Every time I want to give up. I watch this movie to get motivated.
I love this movie. This is the kind of work ethic we as Americans have lost. He has the “Can, or should I say, Will do” mind set. This gentleman is unstoppable.
Effort = Results
Effort = Results
Effort = Results...minor, substantial, critical.
Like Ray Lewis said. "Effort is between you and you. Nobody can take that away."
0:25--Never knew Loki worked for Dean Whitter.
You just witnessed gods work.... Work so much... Take so many loses... He finally realizes your work and now your the CHOSEN ONE🤲... life works in mysterious ways
In gods eye we are like ants, we look the same we behave the same and carry the same size leaf, human don’t take any notice of the individual unless you get that one ant that carry’s more then the others, and despite that struggle it never gives up. That’s how you get noticed. We are insects by comparison.
Love this scene!! I do this for a living.
don't hang up the phone or drink water LoL
VengefulSage go become a stock broker or work at a call center.
VengefulSage try calling 100 customers a day and get them to meet you. Trust me , when ppl start rejecting you , u feel demotivated easily
I’m doing the same thing but I hate it. Can’t get people interested they always they already have someone or are not interested
MrTimmy23 I work at a call centre and I feel the same way. But I discovered a website made by Jordan Belfort and I pay around £7 each month for his online weekly trainings and it’s made me improve so much! I highly recommend him, he’s made selling a much easier and less stressful job which I’ve now come to enjoy because of him
This is based on a true story.
So is your life.
DeepTech ikr
DeepTech 😂
DeepTech aii
Won most weirdest question ever but no I got ig though
My all time favourite Will Smith movie.
Good Luck Chris and Christopher.
WILL SMITH STARRING IN THE TELEVISION SITCOM SERIES " THE FRESH PRINCE OF BEL-AIR " ACTUALLY PAYS OFF AFTER ALL.
Ayyyy. Go get em, Chris
I bet it’s because he sounds happy as hell
There is always a way. Find it!
This is how marketing works trial and frustration until you finally get the customer and back to trial and frustration
A job that requires you to cold call to drum up business is not a job worth having. Pick a career where your services are NEEDED and SOUGHT OUT and you'll never have to resort to cold call sales tactic nonsense.
I thought the same. Yes he put great effort into getting the job but it's cold calling and brokerage. And why does every movie involving the stock/brokerage industry always depict it has a cut throat environment?
My theory is that this was the test. To see who would go straight to the top of the list. Who would make the big play.
Don't stop drinking water dude, that can't make you happy
I work in a job where you call CEOs to sell things to, and I 100% guarantee this would absolutely never happen.
1. them actually answering
2. them answering and not being irritated that you called them
3. Them agreeing to meet you right away before knowing anything about you or the product
He's a pension fund manager. 0% chance he has no knowledge of Dean Witter. As the movie shows, he thought that Chris was one of the higher ups at Dean Witter, and was irritated when that wasn't the case.
I work with b2b sales and booking meetings is not the hard part, its during the meeting its hard
Yeah, anyone in Sales will tell you this is not reality. It’s tedious, adaptive, and patiently persistent. Highest I’ve ever cold called successfully so far is VP, and that was just to set a later intro call.
@@bhoppyy6458 Disagree, but perhaps that’s cuz I started in closing and now have to run start-finish.
If you’re selling CEOs “things,” you should not get through.
You solve CEOs problems. You dont sell them “things.”
The fact that he even had to go through those inhumane levels of effort when others didn't...
What is there suddenly something wrong with working hard to become a millionaire ? The guy was a single parent with a failing business. Of course it’s hard to bounce back from that. But his mindset and dedication was what allowed him to. Without hard work, how do you think we got most of the things in our society. Think about it like this, we work hard so that we can better society. We work hard so that others don’t have to.
@@janlay1735 we'd get more things done if we made them easier to do.
I've met 2 Black brokers in 32 years in the business. This story is true, amazing an inspiring.
Love you Will❣
When he said “can you be here in 20 minutes” then the camera zoomed in on Chris’s face.
Golden
you could tell he was gonna get hired by the way he drew those circles
Hahaha
It's so full of sadness 😭
I still love this movie.
Just like him, I decided not to drink or go to the bathroom to save time. Now I'm in the hospital.
"Virgin from heaven and I'm falling in love ❤️🩹with you WILL...!" HAAHAAHAA LOL " Your so sweet...!"
a lot of movies are based on true stories but its hollywood. they like to twist things
IAmGunzNoob not really twist things, they just add or take away things
And that's how it's done
so did he cheat by going straight to the top of the list or was that just a generic guideline?
You risk being shut out of a client company entirely because you called the wrong people and didn't go through the "chain of command" properly.
I can see a department head, never mind a CEO, getting rather upset at getting a cold call directly, rather than the offer making it's way through the team of people they manage who's entire job it is to deal with people like Chris.
@@Ishii-kun so Chris risked losing making a deal with a major player by going for the top?
(Didn’t understand this bit of the movie either.)
Even in the first world life is tough...
first world life aint tough for some celebrities (e.g. kardashians) these people here actually work hard for a living
Any life worth living is going to be hard.
@@Gamechangerr667 such a simple yet meaningful comment. Rare to find on yt
Will Smith
surely one of my Fave top
Actors!!!!
There is no *right* way of achieving something that is *wrong*. There is no "right" and "wrong" in the fight for what's "right".
This is the only Movie that maks me Cry 😥
Like if u Agree
Respect
Have you watch Forrest Gump the grave scene..that make me tears to
This scene is a metaphor for life.
What I learned in cold calls for big success : Don't follow the call center rules of your supervisor. Follow the rules of your customer. My former boss wondered why I was so successful. On the mess day 50 employes had to go, two stayed. I was one of them😂 One month later I quit because this job is not good for your health and I found a better one. The scene is showing this secret for success great.
Cold calling is hard, but establishing and maintaining a good relationship with your clients is even harder.
That’s what they call a Go Getter
The Pursuit of Slappyness
Gi Jane 2 can’t wait to see it
HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA
😐😐😐😐😐
I mean he agreed to meet Chris without even asking what products he sold 🤦♂️
He does know the products . Did you hear him he said “the other guy had cancelled “ come over quick !! He was familiar with the company 🙂
A while back my dad got laid off from a sales job at a startup metal roofing company. My dad was of course bummed because he had the potential to make good money there, but also was happy because he was let go the day he had to be in the office all day making cold calls lol
To be lucky takes a hard work.
You know this could be true or not but
When you work someone. You won’t get what your looking for if what you want or need. So not sure if you weren’t allowed to start anywhere from calling people. But he took a risk that he shouldn’t have done and that’s okay. We want something that is hard to get and if someone is stopping us from doing that we go ahead from them. And that’s what’s will smith did in this scene. He went ahead from those names. Taking risks are scary sometimes. But they can help sometimes.
I have trouble ordering pizza. Doing that would break me
I used to cold-call. I'd rather be dead
I’m from the future Will Smith won a Oscar for playing King Richard for playing Serena and Venus Williams father
I did this bs in college, it sucks. When I get calls I just say "commission or hourly pay?" If it's commission I say sorry good luck if hourly "gimmie your script, try and sell me" actually bought a bunch of kitchen crap of a young dude cause he killed it.
Damn, it’s not like that anymore these days. 😂 I have to do a lot of that just to find a job in a competitive field.
watching this stresses me tf out
0:11 he was calling for Mr. Walter Hobbs, sound familiar🤔
Matthew Buren DAD!
an intern getting a meeting with a pension fund CEO is next to impossible
The Pursuit of Water
Even tho this movie came out at 2006 it has the best quality out of all 2006's movies
I run a phone still today. We have about a 3-5% answer rate, and you need to convert 10% of your contacts to make good money.
5% actually answer your call?
It takes lots of efforts n ways to achieve what we want in life...we got to climb the stairs.. Not elevator to get to success.
👍👍🙏🙏
thank you for this insight , facebook mom
Happiness lol
Success takes a lot of patience.
Very inspiring movie...!
One of my top movies all time.. But hey "I just want to catch a fish"
20 minutes and with no car, wew
Might as well go to the top!
Very inspiring movie
When 8 minutes and creative thinking means everything.....
20 minutes heck yeah I'm running
Yeah never wasted of time, when you had the chance yo do it or you lose it.
Calls CEO
Can you be here in 20mins?
This would absolutely never happen in real life
But it did.
Sideshow Bob the man probably called thousands upon thousands of people so he'd eventually get lucky
You never know l
Yes it could.....but him actually buying what Chris was selling, that’s another story
@@ericwilliams398 I believe that was what happened in the movie. He met with him because he knew the company he worked for. He liked what he said at the meeting. He said he was willing to move forward but there was no way he would let Chris handle his account. Nothing personal.
Is this call centre or broking firm?
Broking firm
Chris gardner the real man in real was a broker and he succeded.
I was in interview in 2018 when one of the assistant manager ask me why did you want to work here, and then i turn my chair around to see the manager behind me, im here to take your place as manager of this company one day. Well they do hired me immediately 😂🤣 .
Damn that's nice😅😁😁
This is probably the only Will Smith movie I like. The others, I just find him to be clownish or obnoxious or the role he plays doesn't fit. This one was very good.
Men in black?
so this is the random calls we get ?
20 minutes LOL sure in mid town Manhattan DUH
Such a beautiful movie
He snuck up behind me and attacked me at work
Is that Martin Luther King calling with glasses on?