| ZhugeEX said:
You talk a lot of sense. I like you. Yes I came across arrogant here. It was because I sometimes get annoyed reading some posts on this forum where people have no clue. You're right in that I shouldn't let it get to me and should discuss things in a more civil manner. The methodology I use is based on definitives. I'm not a huge fan of the "lets add x amount more to account for y" method of calculating stuff. If we don't have enough data to come to an actual number then I'll use the data we do have and say it must have sold more. Maybe I'm just cautious when it comes to posting numbers. I am happy with using proven market research data to come to an estimated number though. However with Chartz a lot of the data I see here is inaccurate and based on the research I've done into Chartz they don't have any actual POS tracking at all. Anyway, thanks for your post. I'll try and change my posting style here and try not to get annoyed by others posts. |
I think you are a honest person. One dimensional approach to a subject has high risk of becoming flawed since personal bias starts to play a role in the long run, not always. Bias and its birth is rooted in humanity and is almost impossible to escape. That is why it is so important to always give a chance when someone is talking, no matter the history. Otherwise sooner or later the truth will be buried because of prejudice. This is what I believe.
You are truly hard working and important member of "sales community". I thank you for all the work you have done which should be credited more often.
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