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Closing a Deal at a Bar? This Research Can Help.

Rule No. 1: Get to the bar early, so you control who sits where.
by Jeffery Lindenmuth, Ross McCammon and Kate Rockwood Jul 1, 2016 1 minuto
Source: Deborah Kolb | Getty Images

We close deals in bars to relax, get away from our routines and make toasting our next success a little easier. But if you are meeting at a

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