Posted on August 31st, 2011 by Dave Stein
I don’t hear the phrase “sales culture” very much any more. That’s too bad. In the past, that phrase was most commonly used in two situations. First, by venture capitalists who were determining if a CEO in whose company they were considering investing had the orientation and experience to support sales to the extent that [...]
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Posted on August 22nd, 2011 by Dave Stein
The president is staying a few miles from where I live on Martha’s Vineyard. I’ve read numbers of articles about his visits here as well as widely varying impressions of the Vineyard. I’ve been wanting to write a few remarks to let my followers know what it’s really like. Here they are, keeping politics for [...]
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Posted on August 8th, 2011 by Dave Stein
Many sales leaders and learning organizations want a customized sales training experience from their third-party providers, whether it be traditional live or some form of virtual. This can be good or bad, depending upon what experiences and materials are customized, and to what degree. It’s important for sales training buyer to understand any and all [...]
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Posted on August 1st, 2011 by Dave Stein
First, let’s get something straight. Every salesperson needs ongoing training and ongoing reinforcement, just like pilots, doctors, electricians, lawyers, and every other profession. If a sales person doesn’t get relevant, well-designed, and regular training, as selling conditions change, they learn by trial and error. And that’s no way to beat their quotas. There are scores [...]
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