CultureSketch
Learning doesn't always mean thousands of tuitions dollars or couples hours spent. It can also be accomplished by reading books, socializing and binge-watching Netflix movies. Which movies have the potential to teach you the most about sales and marketing?
An aging salesman must ponder whether his dedication to his sales career was the correct choice after he suffers familial and financial struggles.
Rotten tomatos score: 100%
The Wolf of Wallstreet follows a salesman who made his living through motivation, entrepreneurship and crime.
Rotten tomatos score: 77%
After losing everything, a salesman must rebuild his life and career while providing for his son.
Rotten tomatoes score: 67%
A salesman must use his charm and persuasion skills to save a free-spirit women with a devastating illness.
Rotten tomatos score: 49%
A young, technologically savvy entrepreneur develops a worldwide phenomenon and becomes the youngest billionaire in history.
Rotten tomatos score: 96%
After being fired and losing the majority of his clients, Tom Cruise’s character must build an agency from the ground up with a diva client, his infatuated assistant and his knowledge of the industry.
Rotten tomatos score: 82%
A societal failure disproves misconceptions about him by becoming a global genius.
Rotten tomatos score: 27%
A public relations representative must discover a way to raise positive public awareness about a deadly product, while being a good role model for his child.
Rotten tomatos score: 86%
A dying network show is forced to be rebranded by a young broadcaster anxious to make it to the big leagues.
Rotten tomatos score: 56%
An advertising hotshot has the opportunity to learn exactly how women think, and uses it to advance his career.
Rotten tomatos score: 54%
