Imagine that a management consulting firm wants to sell a bank a new system for finding checking account errors. The consulting firm's salesperson has learned about the customer during the qualification stage, and the salesperson should now do all of the following except

A. figure out how to immediately close the sale.
B. determine the system the bank is currently using.
C. conduct additional research and develop plans for meeting with the customer.
D. find out how many checks the bank processes.
E. determine the benefits of the consultant's proposed system compared with the competition.


Answer: A

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