Can You Train Them To Become Great Sales People? The Answer Is "No!"

Topics:
Sales Training
Tags:
Sales,
Sales Force Management,
Sales People,
Sales Person,
Sales Strategy,
Sales Training
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Overview: Sales persons are not born, they are made and molded by the companies to become one. It is quite easy to become a sales person, but it is difficult to maintain the image, as one negative feedback can ruin the entire sales career. Hence, it is important to be trained for the job and then try the waters, rather than going unprepared. Over the years, there has been a virtual increase in the number of sales trainers. Sales training should be fun, rewarding, and continuous. The paper discusses pros and cons of undergoing a sales training session.

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Format: HTML | Date: Jan 2003 | Pages: 1

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