[JUGEMENT] Le jugement des autres - Podcast

19 Nov 2020 · 5 min
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In this episode of the Closing Influence podcast, Angelo D'Acunto opens with a casual "yo" to illustrate how small signals shape others' judgments. He recounts a coaching session where he deliberately arrived five minutes late and omitted a greeting, prompting the audience to label him as unprofessional. Angelo then deconstructs that reaction, showing that people create automatic associations—"amalgames"—that link superficial cues (like a greeting or dress code) to deeper judgments about competence and seriousness. He argues that sales closers must recognize and dismantle these biases by stepping into the prospect’s shoes, asking probing questions (e.g., "What do you really mean when you say you can’t pay?"), and reframing objections. Angelo also reflects on personal branding, questioning whether casual attire or slang diminishes credibility, and asserts that effectiveness in closing comes from results, not appearance. The episode concludes with a call to join his Closing Influence community and a promise to continue shaping French‑language closing practices.

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