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Relationships with inside people, a best sales practice by Dave Kahle. By Dave Kahle Best Practice #13: Has an excellent relationship with customer service, purchasing and all the support staff inside his/her organization. This is such an important practice that I have named it one of my top eleven time management strategies. If you have the book, Eleven Secrets of…
Read More“Every profession expects the serious practitioner of that profession to continually seek out the best practices of that profession, and then to roll them into his/her routine with discipline.” That statement comes out of my mouth in almost every seminar or key-note that I present. Sometimes I follow it up with the ironic observation that there is, apparently, one exception…
Read MoreA best practice for salespeople by Dave Kahle. I just rode with two sales people for one of my clients. One of them went off with only the address of the company in his head. He took nothing into the sales call, and took no notes afterward. The other had looked up each call in the company’s CRM system, and…
Read MoreDave Kahle explains why managing your thoughts and emotions is one of those higher-level practices of the best salespeople.
Read MoreThis is a best practice for sales people by Dave Kahle, author and leading sales educator. I’ve been pondering an email I recently received. In it, the young sales person described his most pressing challenge: The sales roller coaster. When things go well, he’s up, emotionally, and when things don’t go well, he’s down. The swings from up to down…
Read MoreA best practice for sales people by Dave Kahle, author and leading sales educator. There are several very common temptations that routinely present themselves to the field salesperson. One is to become too reactive. When you succumb to this temptation, you eventually default to a mindset that sees your job as essentially being your customer’s gofer. You determine where to go…
Read MoreA best practice for sales people by guest poster Dave Kahle, author and leading sales educator. By Dave Kahle “Mañana.” It will wait until tomorrow. There are times when it is so tempting to tell yourself that, and to actually believe it. Clearly, sometimes it is true. However, when we continually put off for tomorrow those things that could and…
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