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Americans are known as some of the best salespeople in the world.
X user Alz , born in Hong Kong , asked why Americans are so great at sales, presenting ideas, and (less favorably) BS-ing than people in other countries.
Some people think Americans are great communicators because it is crucial to sell and persuade.
Others believe Americans have the gift of gab because its education system highly values communication skills, which are favorable in the business world.
Americans tend to do business relationally rather than transactionally.
Europeans often take a more formal, regulated approach while American business is more trust-based.
Americans learn naturally to speak to everyone as if they were friends. This is good for sales although not everywhere in the world. Americans are also seen as friendly in social situations and have no problem engaging in small talk.
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