sales management
sales management
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by Tim Connor - 2007-01-05
Over the years, I have observed many salespeople and their routines - daily, weekly, monthly and yearly. It is my belief that many salespeople waste a great deal of time. Some of the common time waste...
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by Tim Connor - 2007-01-05
Your ability, as a salesperson, to effectively influence and persuade your prospects and/or customers depends entirely on your ability to communicate effectively. Yes, sometimes having a product to d...
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by Tim Connor - 2007-01-05
As you begin a new year in your sales career, why not do a little self-evaluation on your strengths and weaknesses. The following list represents what I have discovered to be the common traits of succ...
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by Tim Connor - 2007-01-05
The critical ingredient in a successful sales outcome is the ability to get adequate and accurate information as early in the sales process as possible. Those of you who have read my books, previous t...
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by Tim Connor - 2007-01-05
Many salespeople could be so much more successful than they are. All that is needed is a willingness to stop behaviors that hurt their success and replace them with actions and attitudes that will ens...
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by Steven Parkins - 2007-01-07
In sales, as in life, we control very little. The good news is -- those things that we can influence are under our direct control.There are only five things in this universe that we can control as sal...
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by Jonathan Farrington - 2007-01-18
Pareto Analysis is a very simple technique that helps you to choose the most effective changes to make.It uses the Pareto principle - the idea that by doing 20% of work you can generate 80% of the adv...
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by Jonathan Farrington - 2007-01-18
As a manager you have a juggling act to perform, one which balances different points of view, and often requires considerable diplomacy.Classically these are the viewpoints of:• Yourself• The organisa...
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by Jim Masson - 2007-01-19
Everyone possesses an ego. I like to describe ego as our 'sense of self'. It can also be described as our 'self worth' or our 'self esteem'. A big ego is considered both an asset and a liability in ou...
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by Tibor Shanto - 2007-01-20
Those of us who work with sales organizations, especially with senior leaders, have an interesting vantage point of the ritual of sales, and how it unfolds in different organizations. From this perch ...