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Handy (Jam) OrganizationThings People Want, The (1948)

Distinctive sales training film on the hierarchy of human needs, starring a young John Forsythe.


This movie is part of the collection: Prelinger Archives

Producer: Handy (Jam) Organization
Sponsor: Chevrolet Division, General Motors Corporation
Audio/Visual: Sd, B&W
Keywords: Sales: Training

Creative Commons license: Public Domain


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Reviewer: Marysz - [4.0 out of 5 stars] - September 9, 2004
Subject: Workplace Psychosis
Salesman Don Evans is put on the spot by his boss Jim Carter in this Jam Handy film about the hard sell. Why do people (called prospects here) want to buy things? What do they want out of life? Jim asks. Don sits alone in his office chain smoking and tearing his hair out trying to figure out what Jim means. Then, he hears a voice Its the guy inside your noggin! Uh-oh, Dons hearing voices . . . not a good sign. But the voice sets Don straight about selling: people buy products for six reasonscomfort, economy, safety, durability, appearance and performance. Figure out which of these six reasons your prospect is interested in and youre on your way to making a sale. Dons happy now that hes figured out what people want from life, but now he has a new problemwhat about that talking guy inside his head? What if it doesnt go away? Don may have to migrate to another film in the Archive: Mental Hospital.

Reviewer: MediaWhore - [2.0 out of 5 stars] - May 17, 2004
Subject: what you want
Being that I am currently in sales (selling TV advertising time) I found this old instructional film to be very informative.

Reviewer: Steve Nordby - [4.0 out of 5 stars] - October 29, 2003
Subject: The Things I Want You to BUY!
A young John Forsythe gets pointers in this Jam Handy film about ..., well not about selling, but about "helping people people buy." What you are selling and the fact that they may not need what you are selling doesn't matter if only you help them buy it! After a job review with the boss, JF goes home to hallucinate. The voice in his head talks him into the religion of sales. This wonderful event will change his life! James Gregory (Inspector Luger from "Barney Miller") appears as the consummate saleman. It is the sales and marketing bullshit that made America great! Not the first time this theme appears in Jam Handy's portfolio.

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How to get people to buy stuff. SALES TRAINING FILM WITH JOHN FORSYTHE.

Walgreens Drugs (store)
busy sidewalks; intersections; pedestrians; shopping; consumers; retail; pet shop; salesmanship and training; newsboy;
"What do people want from any product? what do they want out of life? What are the buyer's interests?
reaction: concern, worry, wrinkled brow; smoking cigarettes; ashtray; worry, anxiety; comfort;
relaxing into an easy chair; arm chair; in front of a blazing fire; CU shoe soles; pipe; mother with tucking in baby; windmill on farm; jet plane in air; bridges; salesman sells radio console:
Woman says "Yes, how does this one perform on this new FM everyone is talking about."
combing hair;
Walgreens Drugs (store) sidewalks intersections pedestrians shopping consumers retail pet shops salesmanship and training newsboys relaxing easy chair armchair blazing fire shoe soles pipe mother baby windmill farm jet plane bridges salesman sells radio console

reactions: concern, worry, wrinkled brow; smoking cigarettes; ashtray; worry, anxiety; comfort

FORSYTHE, JOHN SALES SELLING WHITE COLLAR WORKERS ECONOMICS MONEY DESIRE OFFICES FANTASY HUMOR ACTORS ROOMS INTERIORS


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