Jonathan Farrington

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Your Best Accounts – Getting More from Less

Jonathan Farrington

For a long time, the only objectives I used for major accounts were very specific business objectives: “We will increase turnover by X%” or “We will introduce two new programs and increase our profitability by Y%” Then, one day, I had what could only be described as a “minor epiphany” – I began to understand that […].

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Leading from the Front in Challenging Times

Jonathan Farrington

The Sandler Research Center is pleased to present the findings from our most recent research, “Leading from the Front in Challenging Times.” Our primary intention was to discover the current challenges and changes in operating style faced by sales leaders with the arrival of the COVID-19 pandemic. The survey was divided into seven sections, all […].

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The Fine Art of Intuitive Management

Jonathan Farrington

As a young man obsessed with driving rapid sports cars (often far too rapidly,) I considered myself extremely fortunate to have my very own mechanic who would regularly tune my latest […].

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Leadership is Important, but Let’s Not Forget the Followers!

Jonathan Farrington

Some researchers prefer to move the focus away from the leader altogether and to examine instead what makes others prepared to follow these individuals. In 1988, an important article published […].

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A Picture of Tomorrow’s Leaders – The Next Generation

Jonathan Farrington

Leadership was once about hard skills, such as planning, finance and business analysis. When command and control ruled the corporate world, the leaders were heroic rationalists who moved people around […].

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Customer Experience Management ? Sustaining Symbiotic Value

Jonathan Farrington

Client loyalty can eventually span a lifetime, but to make it more attainable, we should take it one step at a time. Whatever situation we’re in, good or bad, we […].

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Leader, My Leader: Do You Inspire “Willing Action?”

Jonathan Farrington

Leadership has been defined as “the ability to inspire willing action” Emphasis is placed on the “willing.” But to understand leadership, we need to delve a little deeper than that. […].