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“Why I’m So Interested In Selling,” Orrin Broberg

Partners in Excellence

My mom and older sister were teachers, and my dad and older brother were engineers. Sales was not a career that was discussed in our house, let alone promoted. So, I enrolled in a prestigious engineering school back East and dug in. But engineering did not interest me. Sales is a combination of the two disciplines.

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Rainmaker Pre-Conference Workshops: The Calm Before The Storm

SalesLoft

While this might sound like enough content to satisfy even the most knowledge-hungry sales professional on your team, a lot of Salesloft customers (and future customers) tend to be over-achievers and chose to join us a day early for this year’s Pre-Conference Workshops. Building Courage and Confidence to Succeed in Sales.

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"Old Tools" Work Really Well in Sales Management

Anthony Cole Training

Learning what the tools are at an early age was extremely helpful especially when dad (Ray) was working underneath a pickup truck or in the middle of a tractor engine and he said to his son (me), "Antny (Anthony), hand me the flat head screw driver." As a sales manager, you need a tool box. now on to my point about tools.

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How Sales Reps Are Hitting Quotas Without Hitting the Streets

Sales and Marketing Management

Building a successful virtual sales engine also may require shifting the mindset of the sales staff. They will have to determine the mix of inside vs. field vs. digital sales channels, the roles and activities within each and the requisite marketing support. .

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What the Sales World Can Learn from Marathon Participants

Understanding the Sales Force

Consider the length of time that a runner must train to prepare for running a 26.2-mile Someone training for a marathon should run up to 50 miles per week. So perhaps, our top 6% is the group that takes selling as seriously as those runners that train for a marathon. That won’t happen until we raise the bar on sales management.

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Sales Training Advice to Be a Sales Manager and Not an Oxymoron

Customer Centric Selling

Sales Training Article: Is"Sales Manager" An Oxymoron? Frank Visgatis, President & Chief Operating Officer, CustomerCentric Selling® - The Sales Training Company Image courtesy of Ambro at FreeDigitalPhotos.net Are you doing more selling than managing? Need some help with your sales performance?

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How Sales Training Software Simplifies Your Long-Term Training Efforts

Lessonly

How does sales training software simplify your long-term training efforts? But then start reverse engineering the process. The companies with the best sales training programs understand this concept. They set their own sales training agenda. Intentional training methods. Products change.