In some enterprise-type relationships, buyers and sellers derive a mutually agreed-upon set of team values. These values are sometimes put in writing in order to remind a that these are the accepted standards of conduct of the relationship to which every must subscribe. Each may agree, for instance to be the advocate for the other partner wiem his or her own company. It is especially important to ensure that new me are aware of and comply with these values.Salespeople must be careful not to encourage unfavorable buyer expectations as a result of present behaviors. If a salesperson agrees to a special price discount at the buyer’s request, for example, the buyer may think this is standard practice and expect some sort of discounting in the future. Because of this behavior, many companies (e.g., IBM and Procter & Gamble) do not give their salespeople the flexibility to discount prices. For an excellent example of an expectations-management issue, see the Team Exercise “A Favor.” What would you do in this situation?