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The Future Of Work Is Not About Where We Work From

Partners in Excellence

I apologize, but I think we are missing a huge shift in “what work is, how work gets done.” ” Too many conversations focus on “where we work from,” but ignore the profound changes in the work itself. “We’ve” been here before.

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One Unconventional Letter You Can’t Afford NOT To Write

Bernadette McClelland

After all, in most circumstances we are actually selling ourselves on outcomes that impact our identity and just like any sale, we buy those outcomes on emotion and back it up with logic. So when you think about the process of goal setting – do you view it through the lens of emotion or logic – activity or identity?

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Be “Where The Buyer Is At”

The Pipeline

Here we will look at two aspects of the same attribute, the ability to be “where the buyer is at.”. Where The Buyer Is At. These are say but two factors that answer the question “where the buyer is at.”. Let’s measure “readiness to buy” as time from decision. By Tibor Shanto. Birds Of A Feather.

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AI in Sales: A New Era of Selling

Sales 2.0

I am examining where we are today with AI in sales and where we are going. Heidi says we are moving into a new age of selling driven by the availability and adoption of AI (Sales 2.0?). Think about that. This interview is with Heidi Messer Co-Founder of Collective[i]. More time on actual selling activities.

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In the Race to Win More Customers, Sales Needs Digital Transformation

Salesforce users were surveyed about the forces shaping today's workplace. Discover the results and why investments in digital transformation and automation are pushing sales teams ahead.

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Why We Buy Ourselves First

Bernadette McClelland

When we say that we buy on emotions and back it up with logic how does that actually play out? but outside the chocolate, where do emotions come into what I buy? but outside the chocolate, where do emotions come into what I buy? More about that in a minute. THREE LESSONS FROM THIS ANECDOTE.

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Sales prospecting made easier

Sales 2.0

I don’t understand why it is acceptable for a process like cold calling (now often started via email) to work one in a hundred times–or in email efforts one in a thousand times. I used to work for a major semiconductor manufacturer. In the chip business “yield” from a silicon wafer is critical to profitability.