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Craig 4.0 – My Final Work Chapter

Adaptive Business Services

My first reinvention was in 2006 when I made the decision that I no longer wanted to work in management and that I wanted to work for myself. In 2006 I was associated with a company as a quasi independent contractor but, in 2010 (Craig 3.0) I’ve done a lot of workshops in the past. That was Craig 2.0. Sales assessments.

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Tom Pisello: The ROI Guy: Value Selling Tools and the Buying Lifecycle

The ROI Guy

Tom Pisello: The ROI Guy This blog is dedicated to the strategies and tools used by solution providers to better prove and improve the value of B2B solutions to frugal buyers - using diagnostic assessments, interactive white papers, ROI calculators and TCO comparisons.

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The Ultimate List of YouTube Channels for Sales Professionals

Zoominfo

In 2006 Jeb founded Sales Gravy, the most visited sales employment and career search website on the internet. Featured Video: The Phone is the Most Powerful Tool in Sales. Even with over 37 years of experience, Jim is still learning and sharing new tools, new techniques, and new tactics to connect you with today’s modern buyer.

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The Ultimate List of YouTube Channels for Sales Professionals

Zoominfo

In 2006 Jeb founded Sales Gravy, the most visited sales employment and career search website on the internet. Featured Video: The Phone is the Most Powerful Tool in Sales. Even with over 37 years of experience, Jim is still learning and sharing new tools, new techniques, and new tactics to connect you with today’s modern buyer.

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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?”. 2) from expertise as knowledge of your products to expertise as the ability to use products as tools that solve business problems. What is your secret ingredient? She was also identified by Training Industry, Inc.

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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?”. 2) from expertise as knowledge of your products to expertise as the ability to use products as tools that solve business problems. What is your secret ingredient? She was also identified by Training Industry, Inc.