Like everything, it depends on the person. If they're slimy, then of course the straight-talker types will hate them. But I've worked with a number of great sa

Like everything, it depends on the person. If they're slimy, then of course the straight-talker types will hate them. But I've worked with a number of great sales people and teams, who actually care about improving customers' lives with our products. Our collaborations have been great because they're a fountain of insight into how customers view and use our products, which helps us streamline existing products and come up with new and better ones. It becomes a virtuous cycle. Without them, you're stuck in a "better mousetrap" problem.