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More Sales, Less Time: One-on-One Interview with Jill Konrath

by Eliot Burdett | Published on - December 6, 2016

If you enter ‘Time Management Book’ in Amazon’s search bar, you will receive 43,584 results. These books offer hundreds of ways to maximize your time to be more efficient. But not many are focused specifically on the particular challenges sales professionals face. Online distractions and email addiction are often major problems for salespeople who spend

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How to Solve the Challenges of Managing a Remote B2B Sales Team

by Eliot Burdett | Published on - November 2, 2016

Last year’s Global Leadership Summit predicted that more than half of all employees will work remotely by 2020. For companies used to having a centralized sales force, the move to a remote structure and organizational design has presented sales leaders and their front-line managers unique challenges. Here, we discuss the key challenges of managing a

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Five Ways to Be a Team Player on Your Sales Team

by Eliot Burdett | Published on - October 25, 2016

Most people might not immediately associate the terms “team player” and “salesperson.” Salespeople are often stereotyped as lone wolves who only look out for themselves. But that isn’t the case at all – being a top performing salesperson means being a team player. Why? According to the CEO of Sandler Training, David Mattson, sales teams that

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Six Reasons Not to Promote your Top Reps to Sales Management

by Eliot Burdett | Published on - October 5, 2016

In many companies it is commonplace to promote successful reps into sales management roles. To be fair, it is instinctive to reward your most successful and reliable reps with a promotion – who better to take on more responsibility in the sales organization than someone who understands how to sell a lot? Research shows, however, that

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Common Denominators of Top Sales Organizations

by Eliot Burdett | Published on - September 16, 2016

If you had the opportunity to survey a wide range of top sales organizations and the top performers that support their winning sales teams, you’d find some steady trends. Top organizations are organized, disciplined, and results oriented. They approach business in a structured fashion and develop and support processes that help employees maintain high standards. Top employees,