Here's a sample from
the "15 Biggest Mistakes" report:
Rule 7: Do they identify enough of the customer's buying criteria before they present.
Studies show that the more buying criteria on the customer's mind, the less important is any single one (such as price) is to the purchasing decision.
Here's a sample from
the "10 Biggest Mistakes" report:
Rule 7: Failure of the 80/20 rule:Spending 80% of your time with the bottom 20% of the sales people.
(key: Spend time with the middle group, "emerging contributors")
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1.  Awareness
Any improvement process must first begin with an introspective look at the current mindset & attributes that may be restricting maximum effectiveness.

  • Dealing With High Velocity Change
  • Becoming Proactive
  • Thinking Like A Leader

2.  Return On Effort
Time is a limited resource. Gain power in every hour.

  • Setting Priorities
  • Managing Information For Better Decision Making
  • Building a Tactical Plan & Taking Control Of Your Time

3.  Recruiting & Selection
Building a high performing sales organization begins by attracting & selecting high quality salespeople.

  • Creative Sourcing to Increase Applicant Flow
  • Differentiating Your Opportunity in a Competitive Environment
  • The Selection Process
  • Faster Ramp Up Time

4.  Performance Coaching
Leadership is the ability to coach each individual & the team to reach the next level.

  • Installing Performance Standards and Communicating Expectations
  • Coaching Model: Partnering for Success
  • Field Coaching and Coaching Remote Employees
  • Delegation
  • How to Provide Positive and Corrective Feedback
  • Termination Skills

5.  Communication
Effective communication accelerates employee growth by creating an environment that fosters greatness.

  • Understanding Sales Person Motivation
  • Conducting Meetings With Impact For Greater Results
  • Delivering Sales Training Worth Attending

6.  Commitment
Personal development is dependant on the ability to integrate new management behaviors in your existing culture.

  • The 6-step Planning Process
  • Installing your 90 Day Implementation Plan

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Expect the best from others only after expecting the best from yourself.

  • Identify Leadership Competencies
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