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東莞的初夏，依然是豔陽高照，東莞鵬鲲噴塗設備厂黃總的辦公室裏正在熱烈討論著，深圳某塑膠制品廠的張先生帶著樣品來我們公司黃總談業務，張先生公司一直在給別人做加工的，因爲噴油公的原因導致最近一次交貨因質量問題被客戶投拆，因此被客戶取消了合作關系。

这次张先生找到我们鵬鲲噴塗設備厂是希望能给他带来改变与长远的发展，因此这次的会面决定是否会与我们工厂合作。我们公司黄总当然格外的重视，无论如何都要让客户能够对我们产生信任。但是怎样才能让客户对我们公司的实力得到认可和信任呢。

黃總帶張先生看了我們公司的樣辦間，參看了我們之前噴油噴漆的各種樣品，還有我們公司一些軟著專利以及我們公司平常成交的案例都一一向張先生展示。最後黃總還帶張先生到我們的生産車間，參觀了我們工廠的生産設備以及我們公司熱火朝天的生産現場和出貨現場。整個過程，讓張先生頻頻點頭贊許。經過這一番番地實地現場考察，張先生最終是找不到拒絕和我們公司合作的理由了。

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