“I became a door-to-door IBM salesman in 1963, a job I had for six years. But most everyone thought it was a bad idea. Door-to-door salesmen were lower than used-car salesmen or attorneys.” — James W. Murphy Copy Share Image
“I worked for Marshall Field. That’s the World Book Company. And it was straight, up and down the line. No trade-ins, no deals, no… — James W. Murphy Copy Share Image
“I became a door-to-door IBM salesman in 1963, a job I had for six years. But most everyone thought it was a bad idea.… — James W. Murphy Copy Share Image
“You know, if you’re selling in the living room and they’ve got a bible on the table, they’re probably down in the heart, and… — James W. Murphy Copy Share Image
