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How to Succeed at Sandler Rule #36 – Only Decision Makers Can Get Others to Make Decisions [PODCAST]
David Mattson, President and CEO of Sandler Training and 6-time Author, talks about his Wall Street Journal and BusinessWeek best-selling book, The Sandler Rules: 49 Timeless Selling Principles and How to Apply Them.
Read MoreThis is a question we often hear from sales leaders, and it’s a topic that we could spend hours, days, or weeks examining in depth. In this brief article, we’ll look at two powerful resources that can keep sales teams (and sales leaders) on track: the KARE profiling system and the Pursuit Navigator tool – both of which were created by Sandler.
Read MoreIn today’s current market conditions, leaders need to accept that the success of their teams and their companies will rely heavily on striking a collaborative, coordinated balance between creative strategic thinking and effective implementation.
Read MoreMost business leaders have grown accustomed to the comforting concept of “normal” market conditions.
Read MoreAttracting and keeping good salespeople is at the top of every sales manager’s list of priorities. The better we are at inspiring and holding on to great salespeople, the happier, the more engaged, and the more successful they will be.
Read MoreFor leaders – and, let’s face it, for everyone else – the last few months have been nothing short of mind-bending. Most of us, in fact, are not even sure how to describe this period.
Read More2020 was the year. Your company was going to experience exponential growth. The plans had been meticulously prepared and presented, blessed by the board, applauded by all business unit leaders around the table.
Read MoreMany of the sales leaders I talk to these days tell me that they are struggling with the issue of keeping the team(s) focused.
Read MoreCommunication is a key component for any successful sales team. And when sales teams work remotely, the need for excellent communication increases even more.
Read MoreBy using the Transactional Analysis model, we’re more likely to have better outcomes from challenging conversations, particularly in challenging times.
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