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Sales managers – it’s time to assess your performance last year and adapt!

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Sales managers. A year ago, we published a post on the importance of sales managers to assess their prior year’s performance and to incorporate the results of that self-assessment into their plans for the new year. Good managers are always asking themselves and others about what they could do better or differently.

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Sales managers – assess your performance last year and adapt!

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High Performing Sales Manager Puzzle. Sales managers are starting the new year, making plans to meet (and hopefully exceed) sales goals and reviewing their territory for sales opportunities. Sales managers must take a look at their past performance to determine what did and didn’t work – and why.

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Sales managers – it’s time to assess your performance and adapt!

Sales Training Connection

Sales managers. A few years ago we published a blog on the importance of sales managers assessing their prior year’s performance and incorporating the results of that self-assessment into their plans for the new year. A good starting point is to reflect on their past performance as a sales manager.

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10 questions to help sales managers assess their performance and adapt! – An STC Classic

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The same is true of sales managers. If you believe front-line sales managers are the key to a team’s sales success – and we do – the end of Q1 is a good time to look at what’s working, what isn’t working and why. A good starting point is to reflect on their performance as a sales manager.

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Sales role plays – do them right then they work

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Here are some fundamentals for designing sales role-plays that will create an experience that will be well received by salespeople and sales managers – provide a platform for real behavior change. Too often, the person playing the customer at each table during sales training is a program participant. Realistic buyers.

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Changing sales performance: practice doesn’t make perfect – A STC Clasic

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If you eavesdrop at the tables you usually hear the customer and observers congratulating the seller on “doing a good job” – but providing little tough, constructive feedback. Let’s start with the idea of using front-line sales managers. And the benefit to front-line managers? Sometimes they can, but not always.

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Changing sales performance – practice doesn’t make perfect

Sales Training Connection

If you eavesdrop at the tables you usually hear the customer and observers congratulating the seller on “doing a good job” – but providing little tough, constructive feedback. . Let’s start with the idea of using front-line sales managers. And the benefit to front-line managers? Sometimes they can, but not always.