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      <title>Is your company sales-driven or marketing-driven? There is a difference.</title>
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      <description>My colleague and friend, Hak, made an observation about types of firms based on whose hand is on the tiller. Sometimes I am reminded of the classic game The Secret of Monkey Island.
Stan is a sales guy and it doesn&amp;rsquo;t much matter what he&amp;rsquo;s selling.
There are basically two types; there are others, but they’re in the noise. They describe themselves when they describe their company philosophy. One type says they are “customer driven.</description>
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