Welcome to Pinterest Home!
Welcome to Pinterest Home!
My name is Michael Musgrove and I am a real estate professional in Louisville, KY. PinterestHouse.com is a place I plan on storing the best of the best of what I find on Pinterest for your home, for ideas for my clients houses, and myself and my properties.
If you’re interested in or have questions about Louisville real estate, please contact me anytime. I will be happy to help!
Michael Musgrove
(502) 264-2353
PinterestHome@gmail.com
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I tried finding reliable business-to-business telesales help. I had developed a script, obtained a highly qualified prospect list and offered $15 per hour, plus 10% on each sale (extremely high by oDesk standards). I was amazed at how few qualified telesales pros there are. The 2 or 3 seemingly qualified, weren’t interested. I received a lot of interest from people who work in call service centers with marginal speaking skills (not really the same), and a few foreign prospects were on the worst time zones (For example Brazil is great for making calls to USA – but India not so). In essence, I gave up on using oDesk for finding good telesales pros for B2B. People in India and elsewhere think that employers are impressed by low they bid – I wasn’t impressed. I would rather pay well and get dependable talent. That is the advantage people like this author have over the price whores, plus access to dependable high-speed Internet access. I was shocked by how undependable not only Internet access is but something as ubiquitous as electricity in places like India. Fortunately, American companies are going to realize that low-cost produces low ROI and will start to focus more on the contractor’s skills and infrastructure.