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Why Most Managers Should Quit Their Job Today

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Why Most Managers Should Quit Their Job TodayAccountability, coaching for managers, coaching salespeople, coaching tips, Culture, leadership, Sales Coaching, Sales Leadership, Sales Management

by Keith Rosen on December 8, 2021 with 0 comment

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, …

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How Companies Set Up Their Managers to Fail at Coaching

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How Companies Set Up Their Managers to Fail at Coachingcoaching salespeople, leadership, Sales Coaching, Sales Leadership, Sales Management

by Keith Rosen on November 2, 2021 with 0 comment

A Global Epidemic I was talking with a WW head of sales and their sales enablement team. They said they want their managers to start proactively coaching effectively and consistently. Throughout the conversation, everyone kept making a similar comment. “WE WANT ALL MANAGERS TO COACH 70% OF THE TIME.” My response was, “If you want …

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The Seven Types of Sales Managers

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The Seven Types of Sales ManagersAccountability, articles on leadership, Books, Books by Keith Rosen, Business Coaching, coaching tips, Executive Coaching, management tips, Sales Management, Technology and Software, training for managers

by Keith Rosen on February 16, 2021 with 0 comment

Since 1989, I’ve had the honor of coaching thousands of managers globally. Of course, every manager possesses their own personality, talents, skills, goals, and approach to managing their team. I’ve been able to identify the seven, most common types of managers, so you can self-assess and uncover the areas to focus on that will make …

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Capital One Interview – How to Sell and Succeed as a Remote Salesperson

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Capital One Interview – How to Sell and Succeed as a Remote Salespersoncoaching salespeople, podcast, Sales Coaching, Sales Leadership, Sales Management, Sales Training, selling

by Keith Rosen on November 30, 2020 with 0 comment

Keith Rosen · Capital One Interview – How to Sell and Succeed as a Remote Salesperson The New Sales Strategy – CARE. Regardless of industry, every company and sales team have been impacted by the shift in the marketplace. The best companies and salespeople aren’t doing more of what didn’t work yesterday. Instead, they’re giving …

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Good Luck or Bad Luck? You Decide If Your Perception is Actually Reality

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Good Luck or Bad Luck? You Decide If Your Perception is Actually RealityCulture, Family, gratitude, great life, happiness, leadership, Life Balance, Sales Leadership

by Keith Rosen on November 13, 2020 with 0 comment

Would you say you’re a lucky or unlucky person? Do you know someone who, whatever they touch, turns to gold? Then, there are those with the proverbial black cloud looming over their head. So, do you have good luck or bad luck? Is there such a thing, or is your perception your ultimate reality? Read …

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You’re One Degree Away From Another Sale or Another Sales Slump

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You’re One Degree Away From Another Sale or Another Sales Slumpcoaching salespeople, leadership, Remote Work, Sales Coaching, Sales Leadership, Sales Management

by Keith Rosen on July 30, 2020 with 1 comment

“Maybe we should stop coaching and be more directive so we can accelerate results now.” Unfortunately, this is the message I’m hearing from senior leadership to their front line sales managers, as companies fearfully scramble to reinvent themselves. While leaders are masters at over-engineering things, the answer to boosting your joy, confidence, quality of life …

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No Quality of Life For You! Myths of the Remote Workplace – Part Four

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No Quality of Life For You! Myths of the Remote Workplace – Part Fourcareer coaching, coaching for managers, coaching salespeople, coaching tips, Communication, customer service, leadership, Sales Coaching, Sales Leadership, Sales Management, Time Management Tips

by Keith Rosen on July 15, 2020 with 0 comment

As we conclude this four-part series, it’s essential to focus on the most important of all myths. That is, it’s impossible to create a thriving, balanced life, achieve career goals, and be productive when working from home. Part one in this four-part series Part Two Part Three Online Courses -OWN YOUR DAY & SALES LEADERSHIP …

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Employee Productivity and Engagement Will Drop Working from Home. Myths of the Remote Workplace – Part 2

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Employee Productivity and Engagement Will Drop Working from Home. Myths of the Remote Workplace – Part 2career, career coaching, coaching salespeople, comunication, Hiring and recruiting, leadership, Life Balance, management articles, Remote Work, Sales Coaching, Sales Leadership, Sales Management

by Keith Rosen on June 1, 2020 with 0 comment

As we continue to make this transition around how we manage our lives and careers, managers have the added responsibility of ensuring their employees are staying engaged, maintaining productivity, and feeling supported and connected to the team and the company. To avoid sabotaging yourself and your team, it’s essential to be mindful of these four …

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