Archive for 'Sales Coaching'

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 Ever wonder why some leaders experience higher turnover, interpersonal friction, and more team challenges, while other leaders are so inspiring that they have people wanting to be part of their team, and cherish their ideas, coaching, and any new initiatives? If the level of disengagement in the workplace is at it’s highest ever, at …

FACT: 76% of all companies have changed the way they BUY but only 17% of companies have changed the way they SELL! If you’re selling and managing your time the same way you were two years ago, you’re already set up for failure. In this session, we’re going to cover some of the following topics: …

Underperformance costs companies billions of dollars each year. The Gallup organization reports nearly 81% of employees are actively disengaged and only ONE out of TEN managers possess the skills and talent to manage and coach. The typical approach to address performance issues is implementing the HR compliant PIP (Performance Improvement Plan), which DOES NOT work, …

I have a confession to make. For the last two years, I’ve been out of my integrity. 😲 Let me explain. Yesterday, while exploring the surreal beauty of Locarno, Switzerland, I hiked up the Alps (bucket list, check ;-) to the cable car which takes you up to Monte Rosa, the highest mountain in Switzerland. …

I’m excited to announce my first LinkedIn Live session! I invite you to stop by with your most pressing questions and challenges, as we focus this conversation on becoming a world-class sales leader and coach in a remote world, so you can build a team of sales champions, and successfully coach anyone, at any time, …

Here’s a painful paradox. Managers create the very problems they try to avoid. That’s why it’s time for you to quit your job. No, I’m not suggesting to hand in your resignation letter but to resign from your toxic role as Chief Problem Solver. Imagine this. You’re at your desk, and you receive an email, …

Every manager has been in this difficult position, which has been further exasperated by our remote workforce. That is, “How do I handle an underperformer?” Unfortunately, practically every company’s process around handling performance issues does not work. What if the underperformer handles themselves? Now, they’re the ones making the firing or hiring choice. The great …