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Q2 2020 Recap| Work Smarter, Not Harder

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Work Smarter, Not Harder. For us, the theme of the quarter was: Work Smarter, Not Harder. Our blog team set out to research and create content that helped our readers do the same. It’s been fun, it’s been fast, heck, we’d even say fabulous. And boy, did the world test us on that one.

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5 Ways to Work Smarter, Not Harder

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As sales professionals, we all need to work hard to succeed. I’d like to think that anyone who reads this blog is already a motivated and hard worker. However, there are situations in which we can make difficult tasks easier for ourselves and eliminate productivity-draining habits by working smarter.

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How to Avoid Coaching Failure… More Lessons from the Soccer Field

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Author: Jason Jordan In a previous blog post , I recounted the story of a coach who shouted absolutely useless advice to a team of 12-year-old boys who were trying to win the last game in a soccer tournament. Work harder' is a losing strategy. Work harder? To be sure, he meant play smarter.

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How Jaclyn D’Arcy at GHX Drives Sales Readiness | Building Modern Sellers Blog Series

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Or how do I know what CS representative is working on this account with me?” . Our biggest issue is not which organization should own which deliverable; it’s that we don’t have enough bodies to throw at the problem, which leads to us working harder, not smarter. . So, where can I pull my customer data sources from?

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Marketing Productivity: Where Are You Wasting Time?

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We’ll Answer that question in today’s blog post. Think about it: if marketing starts working on a campaign that generates poor quality leads, it’s back to the drawing board. Because when employees are happy, and feel appreciated at a company, they are more willing to work hard. Time management is important to us.

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Hard Work, Smart Work, and the Right Work

Anthony Iannarino

Many people should be working a lot harder. If you are not doing enough work, with enough effort, and over a long enough time, you may not be producing the result you want because you aren’t doing the work necessary. Most people could stand to work harder. Most people could stand to work harder.

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Even in B2B, Customer Experience Defines You (April Referral Selling Insights)

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Or blogging about it. What happens in B2B companies when a salesperson pitches strangers on social media , when customer service takes hours to respond, or when the solution didn’t work as promised? Tiffani reminded us that growth is getting harder and customers are smarter. B2B customers are just louder about it.

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