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How BOLD Sales Leaders Are Needed in a Changing Economy

Steven Rosen

They fearlessly engage in difficult conversations with their team, addressing performance gaps head-on and providing constructive feedback. Contact me today to learn more about our Bold Sales Leadership Workshop. Comfortable Having Difficult Conversations : Bold sales leaders recognize that growth stems from discomfort.

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Sales Mastermind Group Awesome Asks Jeb Blount Anything

Sales Gravy

Participants can hold each other accountable for their goals, offer encouragement, and provide honest and constructive feedback. Professional Development: Many mastermind groups bring in experts for talks or workshops, or provide resources for learning. This dynamic leads to fresh insights, new ideas, and powerful motivation.

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10 Sales training techniques every manager should know

PandaDoc

Training your team requires providing them with more than a manual and a few workshops before sending them out into the field. Not only will your team come up with fresh new insights, but they’ll learn to collaborate and offer constructive criticism. There is no room for failure in today’s competitive sales landscape.

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Customer Insights to Transform Sales Conversations

Sales Hacker

Now you have to get commitment from people to participate in the overall process; get commitment from a core group to attend workshop sessions; and get commitment to participate on separate calls or online. Don’t leave the discussion on segments, workflows, and personas to the first workshop. Produce workshop pre-read.

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Should Product Positioning and Sales Narratives be Different?

Product Management University

The short and simple answer is no, but it’s highly dependent on how your product positioning is constructed. Does your product positioning need to be different than your sales narratives? As a former product marketing manager, I know this all too well and was guilty in the first degree!

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Hate the way you look on video? How to change that for good!

Julie Hanson

Stay constructive by asking yourself specific questions. For workshops, keynotes, and events, get in touch with us here. Your head was still and not moving back and forth in front of the camera. Taking note of the positives first makes you a tad less critical for this next step. or “am I moving within frame?”.

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Top Sales Performers Remember to Spin Their Hats

Increase Sales

Years ago during a sales training workshop, I listened to Dr. David Mutchler (co-author of Fail-Safe Leadership ) described the sales process as one of facilitation. In this role, top sales performers look to the needs of their ideal customers and then construct questions around those needs. Consultant. Customer or Client Advocate.