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The Center for Sales Strategy Blog

Sales Coaching: Are you making the most of your talents?

Are you making the most of your talents At The Center for Sales Strategy, our reason for being is to Turn Talent into Performance.  But some of what we do, you can do for yourself. Just take the time to study what people appreciate about the services and sales efforts you provide. 

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Executive Coaching: A management lesson from JFK

Management lesson from JFKTruth be told, I’m not very good at most things. Neither are you. 

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Sales Strategy: When You Don't Want a Buyer to Call

Sales StrategyHow you are viewed can often be determined by when a buyer wants to talk to you.

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Sales Management Secrets: Coaching the Talent of Enterpriser

sales management secretsSome people desire complete collaboration and group decisions and they seek lots of guidance in their daily work to make sure they are on-track.  

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Sales Management Secrets: Coaching the Talent of Interpersonal

sales coachingHis coworkers like him, his clients love him, and you can always count on him to come through for you.  He’s like the Dr. Phil of the office – ready to listen, give advice, and help near-strangers through tough times!

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Sales Management Secrets (Part 5): Coaching the Talent of Positivity

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B2B Sales: Hey Salespeople! What Do YOU Recommend?

b2b salesI was recently talking with a sales rep for a heavy equipment company. He sells agriculture and construction equipment, you know tractors, front loaders, bull dozers, excavators, forklifts…big machines most men (and all little boys) wish they had a reason to buy. He was telling me about a particular situation he was working through with a potential customer.

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Sales Management Secrets (Part 4): Coaching the Talent of a Problem Solver

talent developmentBet you love the Sherlock Holmes you have on your sales team. He’s analytical, hyper-focused on solving the puzzle, enjoys research, and always knows where to find the answers!  

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Would YOU Hire Someone Without References?

Sales LeadershipOf course you wouldn't. Whether you're a manager, salesperson or consumer, you wouldn't hire someone to do a job or to work for you without ample evidence they have been successful for other people.

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Sales Management Secrets (Part 3): Coaching the Talent of Command

sales management performanceShe’s highly assertive, exceedingly convincing, always taking charge of situations (even when it’s not her job), and a natural closer. She just can’t help building a case for what she believes in and she relishes the opportunity to change people’s minds so they finally see things her way.

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