Sales coaching is a critical function of a sales team, yet it’s often treated like an afterthought. Coaches are expected to act like they were born knowing how to coach (which they were not). And, they’re expected to do so within an environment that is constantly changing and often largely remote.
Are you tired of the push and pull of sales? Then this episode will change your perspective. In an intriguing conversation with Mark Burton Brown from Engagement Partners, we redefine sales as a collaboration and problem-solving process.
In the world of complex sales, people generally take themselves very seriously. Sure, there’s fun and laughter in the workplace, but when it comes down to it, business professionals like to think of themselves as results-driven, real-world achievers.
Ever wondered how selling vacuum cleaners door-to-door could possibly lead to owning two of the top sales call center operations in North America? Carrie Richardson, our guest for this episode, has accomplished just that and much more.
I’ve been reading Sharon-Drew Morgen’s latest book, HOW? Generating new neural pathways for learning, behavior change, and decision making, and I’m fascinated by her contention that the right questions can unlock behavioral change that can otherwise be unattainable.
Join us in today’s interview as we welcome the Co-founder of Lushin, Brian Kavicky to share his personal journey from how he started out with electrical wholesaling and ended up in the sales sector. Listen in as he details his early years in a management training program where he faced challenging accounts and learnt the importance of being present in conversations.
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