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A Q&A with HubSpot and Suzie Andrews, Sandler Training
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 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 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 MoreHiring is one of the most important things we can do as a leader… and yet for many of the people we work with, it remains something of a blind spot.
Read MoreDuring any crisis our instinct is to focus on the recent past, the ‘Old Normal’ and the immediate impact of the crisis itself. This fails to take into account the fact that the future is highly unlikely to be a return to business as usual but rather, a “New Normal.”
Read MoreThe companies that emerge stronger from a crisis all share one common strength –their sales and leadership teams are willing and able to move beyond their existing comfort zones, look to where new opportunities lie, set new priorities, and create new action plans.
Read MoreHere, then, are three tips that can help you become more successful as a sales leader in creating a predictable operational rhythm – a cadence – if you find yourself responsible for the performance of a remote sales team.
Read MoreWe must recognize that we are in Major Account management for the long term. It takes time to manage a Major Account and we will only receive a payback on our investment in time if we can await a long-term result.
Read MoreLeadership has been defined as “the ability to inspire willing action” Emphasis is placed on the “willing.” But to understand leadership, we need to delve a little deeper than that.
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