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"American Icon" Has It Right for Sales Managers

Anthony Cole Training

Alan Mulally was an unlikely hero in American Industry when he took over Ford in 2006. Sales managers feel caught between meeting the sales objectives of the company and developing strong relationships with the sales team all the while attempting to “manage” the team to meet and or exceed goals. Did you like today’s post?

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The Ultimate List of YouTube Channels for Sales Professionals

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In 2006 Jeb founded Sales Gravy, the most visited sales employment and career search website on the internet. Featured Video: Sell or Die Podcast: Battling Price Objections. Jeb Blount is the bestselling author of eight popular books including Sales EQ, Fanatical Prospecting, People Buy You, and People Follow You. Marc Wayshak.

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Guest Post: The Secret Ingredient – What’s Yours?

Jonathan Farrington

The first question from a student in my sales workshop at Wharton earlier this week was, “Is sales still a good career?”. They can learn about products more conveniently and objectively from the Internet and their peers. When I asked the students what they thought, the majority worried that the Internet knolled The Death of a Salesman.

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The Ultimate List of YouTube Channels for Sales Professionals

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In 2006 Jeb founded Sales Gravy, the most visited sales employment and career search website on the internet. Featured Video: Sell or Die Podcast: Battling Price Objections. Each year Jeb speaks to thousands of salespeople and their leaders at meetings and events across the globe. His focus is to accelerate peak performance fast.

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The Secret Ingredient – What’s Yours?

Jonathan Farrington

The first question from a student in my sales workshop at Wharton earlier this week was, “Is sales still a good career?”. They can learn about products more conveniently and objectively from the Internet and their peers. When I asked the students what they thought, the majority worried that the Internet knolled The Death of a Salesman.