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    Coaching - the critical sales management skill?

    Successful sales managers must master a range of important skills. They need to make sure that they recruit the right people and help them to realise their potential, encourage their teams to follow and contribute to the organisation’s learned best practices, ensure that opportunities are well-qualified, that pipelines are well managed and that forecasts are consistently accurate.

    by Bob Apollo

    Don’t Let the Uncontrollable Control

    Some of you know that I am a golf fanatic. I love the walk through nature, the camaraderie of my golf buddies, and the competition it provides me against the course.

    by Gretchen Gordon

    7 Ways to Develop Managers into World Class Sales Coaches

    Sales performance is at an all-time low. Missed forecasts have been a problem for as long as I’ve been in the sales business, but the pandemic and resulting shifts in buying behavior and customer needs has caused performance to plummet almost across the board.

    by George Brontén

    How to Ice Cream Boomerang the Best out of Your Sales Team

    Outstanding coaching can be the critical multiplier for any team. Kjell Enhager would know. He’s a globally recognized coach who works with corporations, orchestras, actors, and world-class athletes in golf, tennis, skiing, horseback riding, and hockey.

    by George Brontén

    The Seven Types of Sales Managers

    Since 1989, I’ve had the honor of coaching thousands of managers globally. Of course, every manager possesses their own personality, talents, skills, goals, and approach to managing their team. I’ve been able to identify the seven, most common types of managers, so you can self-assess and uncover the areas to focus on that will make you a world-class, resilient leader and coach. Which one best describes you – or your manager?

    by Keith Rosen

    10 Questions That Build Trust and Make People Coachable, Accountable, and Engaged

    Ever wonder why people are resistant to coaching? Do you feel like people are telling you what they think you want to hear? The fact is, your people are scared of you; and coaching. If you want a team of coachable sales champions, here are ten critical questions every manager needs to ask to ensure people understand your positive intentions and the benefits of coaching, or run the risk of having your people hide from you.

    by Keith Rosen
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