door to door: a true story of a great salesman
By rye736
@rye736 (55)
Philippines
March 24, 2007 11:35pm CST
In this movie, our main character, Porter had been told for many years that he was not employable, but he threw all of his effort into working as a salesman for watskins. Despite the pain of his medical condition or disability, he himself, and continued to work as a salesman at the age of 69 at the time of the film's showing. He was a very dedicated person, specially, to his work. He should be the model employee of all the people around the world.
1 response
@procezx (76)
• India
27 Jul 07
Well Rye736
It very charming movie that one should see about how to maintain the human relations and their dignity even as a professionally qualified businessperson. Its often said that Business has no place for human relations but this guy Porter showed that Business depends primarily on human relations and no disability can hinder the ongoing process of perfect management of the professional relations and humanistic tendencies continuing side-by-side.
In an event he just feel very awful when he was pitied upon by a lady by buying his products she never used who was suffering from dreary disease called cancer. But eventually washes of this episode as part of life and this makes him human and professional both at same time. He accepted the Life as it was and found his way across it to success.
That story touched me and I really felt some part of it inside me. To say something more I would make one comment watch the movie when you feel you are nothing and You will began to feel something. It is sometimes unbelievable that these sort of peoples exist in this world. But they exist as epitome of the Human Values that should prevail to provide the light for those peoples who feel (not are) deprived.It at least brings some shame on to those who believe that world is composed of valueless life continuum.
