Coaching Is Key To Sales Training

Topics:
Sales Training
Tags:
Sales,
Sales Force Management,
Sales Manager,
Sales Strategy,
Sales Training
Source:
halbecker.com

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Overview: It is not a cakewalk being a salesperson. The process calls for going through an intensive sales training session. However, it has been observed that sales managers do not focus on the skills being taught to the people during training. Hence, it is important for sales manager to possess the ‘right’ knowledge about ‘selling techniques’ in order to impart it further in an appropriate manner. It is the job of the sales manager to develop salespeople’s skills. Thus, a sales manager should be a good coach in order to guide the sales team towards success. The paper discusses the issue of coaching sales manager for smoothening the sales process.

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


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