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Please Stop the Ongoing Insanity in Bank Sales Training

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During lunch a Vice President of a regional bank asked me this very pointed question: Why doesn’t sales training for banks stick? My quick and direct response was “banks and other financial institutions continue to use the same training providers they have been using for the last 20 plus years.”

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Hey Mr. Banker Why Are You So Consumed About Your Business Competitors?

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Business growth for banks is very difficult given most local, regional or national banks have the same solutions. Yet in banking there appears to be a lot of business competitors as there is a different bank on almost every main intersection. Then, the bank’s brand may also be different.

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Sawbucks Are Better than Free

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In education based marketing, many small business owners to savvy entrepreneurs engage in free offerings from assessments to actual consulting time to marketing webinars to sales training coaching workshops. For example, to get your message out, you offer a free marketing or sales training coaching webinar.

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What Sustainable B2B Model Believes Salespeople Are Unnecessary?

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Forget the salespeople’s efforts to educate and attract new customers. is there over $5 billion annually spent in sales training? When executive leadership adopts this B2B model eliminating salespeople, it usually reflects the existing workplace culture where salespeople were never adequately trained or developed.

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Are You Where You Want To Be?

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One recent respondent whose professional is training and development made this statement: “I’ve taken over 50 assessments in the past 10 years, and for me, it is one of the most accurate.” Government. Healthcare. Manufacturing. Radio and entertainment. Real estate. Transportation. Credit: Gratisography.