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George Carlin did a bit once about words that included the phrase, “it’s the context that makes them good or bad.” The bit *hasn’t* aged well, but his words are prescient when it comes to techniques learned in training.
Read MoreYou don’t need us to tell you that we’re all working from a distance these days. Thanks to COVID, professional salespeople are, for the most part, not seeing buyers in person.
Read MorePeter F. Drucker once famously observed that “What’s measured improves.” This is as true in the world of sales as it is in any other aspect of business. But for both salespeople and sales leaders, there are a few vitally important questions about performance metrics that often go unanswered.
Read MoreMike Montague interviews Jason Campbell, Host of Impact at Work and Superhumans at Work, a Mindvalley Podcast.
Read MoreThe old distinction between “field sales” and “inside sales” is an increasingly irrelevant one. Today, the most effective and productive sales teams see themselves as remote sales professionals.
Read MoreMike Montague interviews Dr. Mark Goulston, podcaster, speaker, and author of Just Listen, on How to Succeed at Selling More by Listening More.
Read MoreWe live in an era when virtual selling has, in many industries, all but eclipsed face-to-face, in-person selling.
Read MoreFor as long as there have been salespeople, there has been data to analyze about the process they use to bring in business.
Read MoreThe results of the Sandler Research Center survey The Essential Components for Sustaining Overachieving Sales Performance are out.
Read MoreBack in the 1930s, in the wake of the stock market crash that led to the Great Depression, there was a social phenomenon in the United States known as the “Hoover Garden,” sometimes called a “Depression Garden.”
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