I will always watch this movie when it comes on. I've seen it hundreds of times and still do not get tired if it. One of the best movies ever.
JdgDredd
Good Citizen
4
AVP - Sales
Matrix late teens
HarryCaray
Notable Contributor
4
HMFIC
I've thought about commenting like 100 different movies. Idk how anyone could have an absolute favorite these days!
Coffeesforclosers
Notable Contributor
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Director Sales and Market Development
I'm stuck in the same spinning wheel
GlenRoss
Politicker
3
Account Executive
The greatest showman. College
Bittersweet0326
Politicker
3
Digital Business Associate
Tropic thunder - 25ish
bellaccione
Valued Contributor
3
Growth Consultant
hahahahaha: "Never go full retard".
Bittersweet0326
Politicker
2
Digital Business Associate
Lol I love it
Chep
WR Officer
1
Bitcoin Adoption Specialist
A classic
CuriousFox
WR Officer
2
🦊
Meet Joe Black, saw it mid 30's.
MMMGood
Celebrated Contributor
2
Senior Account Executive
Braveheart. High school.
funcoupons
WR Officer
2
👑
Gone With the Wind, under 10 for sure.
NorthernSalesGuru
Politicker
2
Manager, Outbound Sales
Air bud.
7 years old when I saw it first
thegentleninja
Praised Answer
2
SDR
Alfie(2004) when I was 16 then from there I started reading The Game by Neil Strauss which led to my journey being in sales. Something about the seduction of the human mind always piqued my interest.
bellaccione
Valued Contributor
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Growth Consultant
BAM
The Game was my bible for a long time. Applied NLP - practically magic
Ace
Arsonist
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CEO
For a long time the first Transformers movie was my most fav. Now its Kingsman. What's your theory?
bellaccione
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Growth Consultant
My theory is that humans form and fully develop their values by around age 7 but fully develop their "work identity" (who I am in the world, my meaning and my purpose) by age 25. So I think that the movie you like best (as a salesperson) is the one that most clearly mirrors your deeply-held values and therefore sheds light on your "work identity"
Coffeesforclosers
Notable Contributor
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Director Sales and Market Development
Interesting. I agree with work at 25 being the turning point, having trouble remembering my favorite movie then cause it was in my 20s and those were some times lolol. Memory fuzzy
bellaccione
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Growth Consultant
I haven't watched either of those they're both on my "catch-up" list
JJASBE
Catalyst
2
Director, Solutions Sales
Usual Suspects, early 20's.
Coffeesforclosers
Notable Contributor
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Director Sales and Market Development
Ooohhhh good one. Classic
bellaccione
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Growth Consultant
Heat.
Saw it around age 25. The most deeply impactful movie I'd watched up until that time, and I took my motto from Neil McCauley: never get attached to anything you can't walk out on in 30 seconds flat (if you feel the heat around the corner)
by the way, my theory about salespeople and our favorite movies has to do with values.... that the movie you like best and saw before 25 is an avatar for the values with which you approach sales
Chep
WR Officer
0
Bitcoin Adoption Specialist
Pacific rim @ 13/14
bellaccione
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Growth Consultant
love it
saygrace
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Sales Executive
Goodfellas. I was a teenager. I watch it annually to this day.
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