We often hear business leaders say they wish they could hire some “rainmakers” to give sales a boost, but experience shows us that this kind of thinking doesn’t typically pay-off. Here’s why: 1. Rare – The salesperson who generates sales out of thin air is a rare breed. If you have one, you are lucky.
Selling Power Interview with Dave Stein discussing approaches to sales training. His company, ES Research, helps sales management and corporate training organizations evaluate, select and implement sales training and productivity improvement programs. Some interesting notes from the interview: US companies spend $4B per year on sales training only 20% of companies measure the effectiveness of
Tuesday, I presented at Engage Selling’s third annual Powerhouse Sales Event and shared insights into building a winning sales team. Great turnout, sales managers from many sectors and some good questions from the audience. Here is a link to my presentation. –)) Build a Sales Team that Delivers relpost-thumb-wrapper Related posts Focus 360 Builds-First U.S.
It is a few days before quarter end and if you are like most sales leaders, you are in the final push to hit your number, so here are the top ways to squeeze as much revenue as possible from your team over the next few days. 1. Prioritize the Deals – If your business
I love quarter end. Having spent many years selling myself, I remember the rush of the countdown and closing everything you can to hit your quota and get into accelerated commissions. I also enjoyed the competition amongst all the reps hustling hard and getting super creative to not only hit their own numbers, but to