Skill + Do
Awareness of how your selling approach works with different buyer types is essential in sales. Your manager and peers can help you get where you want to be on the assertive/aggressive scale.
A little self-awareness goes a long way, eh? Awareness of your intensity level is smart whether you’re pitching a customer or working with some of your peers.
At the same time, it’s not a good habit to let outside influences (i.e. people) push you to be someone you’re not. If you slant a bit toward aggressive, don’t look to change it all. Refine a few moves here and there, and that might be good enough.
Alternatively, if you think you need to dial it up a ton….slow down and define what a ton equals. Adjustments don’t have to be big to get the results you’re looking for.
More importantly, seek counsel from your sales manager on how your approach looks. S/he can help you hone your approach and determine how to balance your aggressive v. assertive -ness.
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Monday - April 28
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Buyer comms just STOPPED
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Today - April 26 - 27
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Apparently, patience is a virtue
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April 25
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"I have no time."
To master time, you must first get disciplined about prioritizing the stuff that really has to get done, and filter out all the rest. Don’t waste time focusing on Priority B issues.
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April 24
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AI...AI...AI....schmay eye...
AI is great, as long as you understand that sales is about passion, grit, and trust. Make AI work for you, and don’t ever let it work you.
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