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The Pipeline
MAY 6, 2020
It turns out that since that was recorded, he has written a new book you will want to grab. It’s called When It Goes Sideways , a book with swagger. I am going to let you read the book, and certainly listen to the podcast, but this is a guide for the current times, and how to sell at the best and worst of times. Weight In Gold.
The Pipeline
MAY 26, 2016
Brock writes a book on a critical subject like sales management, it is an opportunity to learn and share with others in my circle. Sales Manager Survival Guide: Lessons From Sales’ Front Lines , is a book I wish I had way back when I was promoted from being territory rep to sales manager.
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The Pipeline
NOVEMBER 3, 2016
Years ago, I read a stat that suggested most sales people do not read even one sales book a year, and that was before access to sales blogs and curators of blogs, and a host of other sources (of dubious quality). Don’t let the title fool you, this is not a book full of closing tricks like the Ben Franklin Close or The Columbo Close.
The Pipeline
OCTOBER 20, 2016
He avoids the trappings of the many “feel good” books on the subject, and focuses on the things most sellers struggle with. That’s what makes the book a must read for anyone looking to succeed in prospecting. Well, that is should no longer be a challenge for those reading this book. Click here for more.
The Pipeline
MAY 19, 2016
So it is interesting to find a book that looks at the subject in a pragmatic way, and deliver specific things managers can put into practice that not only makes them better managers, but helps their team achieve the one thing they are paid to do, grow revenue. As well as how the “Unseen Team” can make or break a sales manager. Development.
The Pipeline
MAY 2, 2016
When Dave Stein and Steve Andersen get together to write a book, you can bet it’s going to be something special, so when Beyond the Sales Process: 12 Proven Strategies for a Customer-Driven World was released earlier this month, I took the opportunity to get a copy and see what these two sales performance heavyweights had to say.
The Pipeline
APRIL 3, 2012
Tibor Shanto asked me to review the book Emotional Equations by Chip Conley because he knows I have been studying the topic of emotional intelligence (EQ) over the past 10 years and have incorporated the importance of understanding one’s EQ into my corporate training business. The title of Mr. Conley’s book intrigued me.
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