Sales Leadership Development
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Sales Leadership Development
- Accountability is the key
- How to accurately implement this leadership tool,
which is critical to your business
- Learn how to measure a manager's developmental
progress
- Examine how new skills are being applied, and find
out if they are working or not
- Keys to improving performance
- Best way to transfer knowledge from field sales
managers to the sales force
- Find out exactly how many hours of coaching per
month per sales representative is needed to achieve
107 percent of their sales goals
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Get your team moving in the right direction with the
right leadership...
People within the sales profession are caught between two
worlds. In one world, emphasis is placed on new sales,
faster reaction times, and short-term tactical execution. In
the other world, emphasis is placed on detail, flexibility,
and a long-term strategic view. Sales
leadership is required in order to balance the
often conflicting expectations caused when buyer and seller
interact. Sales leadership isn't about managing the
pipeline, filling out forecasts, or having conference calls.
It's about setting a vision, motivating others, and
boldly stepping into the gap created by organizational and
personal expectations. It's about sales
strategy as well as sales execution.
Think about
it: Historically, leadership has been about
answering the question; "Are you special?" But the
question has changed to;
"can you make those around
you special?"
Effective Sales Leadership is no
different.
How many of your sales leaders
make their sales people special? |
Market conditions may wreak havoc on an
industry. A new sales team member may bring a level of
uncertainty to the team. The old adage of "control what you
can control" and "focus on your sphere of influence" may not
work in many of today's tough selling situations. For
example, today's "millenial generation," prefer a common
bond and a sense of shared purpose in their work. This would
seem to conflict with the view that salespeople are "all
about the money." With these types of dynamics at play within your sales organization it's
not enough to plan for rapidly changing business landscapes
and price-conscious buyers anymore. Let's face it,
leadership is required at the crucial buyer-seller junction
-- not just management.
Sales leadership development does not only pertain to an
individual, but to an entire team of professionals as well.
Is there a difference between a sales person and a
sales professional in your organization? Do your
efforts support a professional view of excellence? Do you
work to build unity around a shared vision?
We offer excellent sales leadership development resources so you will
be able to turn an ordinary sales person into leading a
whole team of sales experts within a relatively short period
of time.
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