销售类电影（Sales films）.docVIP

销售类电影（Sales films） Make 20 movies that have to be sold In the complex business world, you want to start, do not understand the economy, do not understand the business, do not understand the traditional code of conduct, do not understand the legal edge, you only have the courage, only a dream, only naive, only in vain. The 20 films can learn about business, society, the necessary economic sense, and economic fraud that occurs every day. Both of these 20 movies are movies that children in English speaking countries have to learn about business knowledge. Including Harvard Business School has been ranked first in Wall Street, as well as the Walton School of business ranked first in the Trading place.. Standford asks business students to read boiler room. In a word, after looking at them, they really understand a little about the nature of Western business. 1, Wall, Street (Wall Street) (1987) Insider trading is against the law. How can you get rich without breaking the law?. The key is how to break the law and cover it up at the same time. No, how can this film get into the stock market?. 2, Glengarry, Glenn, Ross (money worship) (1992) When real estate goes into depression, what are the sales consultants in the United States housing agencies doing? How they use the database, how to door-to-door to sell real estate?. How to package the real estate in the depression, how to aim at the housing demand of the newly married family, and how to meet the investment demand? Looked, only then knew, todays American real estate depression certainly wont be a problem. 3, Trading Places (talented) (1983) Economy is the pronoun of trading behavior. As long as there is a transaction, you need to learn to assess whether the transaction is worthwhile, you need to look through the other partys inner secret. Trade has learned three core laws, in the world, in any country, how to place, as long as there are transactions where the applicable nature of the law. 4, Boiler Room (boiler room) (