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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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THE Coaching Conversation Managers MUST Have to Ensure Salespeople Achieve Their Sales Goals

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THE Coaching Conversation Managers MUST Have to Ensure Salespeople Achieve Their Sales GoalsBusiness Coaching, career, career coaching, coaching for managers, coaching salespeople, cold calling, leadership, management tips, Sales Coaching, Sales Leadership, Sales Management, Time Management Tips, training for managers

by Keith Rosen on January 14, 2020 with 8 comments

USE THE ARTICLE SIGN-UP BOX ON THE RIGHT, (or below on your phone) AND GET INSTANT ACCESS! Sales quotas are set, but is there alignment, buy-in, COMMITMENT and a bulletproof strategy to achieve them? Are you certain your sales team has the SKILLS, MESSAGING, fearless ATTITUDE, SELF-ACCOUNTABILITY, TIME MANAGEMENT strategy, and structure to thrive? An …

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Is Sales Technology Helping or Hindering Sales Performance? Sales Futurists Podcast

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Is Sales Technology Helping or Hindering Sales Performance? Sales Futurists Podcastpodcast, Prospecting, Cold Calling and Networking, Sales Coaching, Sales Leadership, Sales Management, sales tools, Videos, webinar

by Keith Rosen on September 4, 2019 with 0 comment

Over the past few years, we have witnessed huge investment in new sales technology solutions and sales process tools. However, that investment does not guarantee an appropriate return in terms of increased and improved sales performance. In fact, the results from Sandler Research Center’s inaugural survey confirmed the following: While 73% of respondents said that …

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A Surprising Coffee Shop Coaching Moment

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A Surprising Coffee Shop Coaching Momentactive listening, appreciation, Books, Career Advice, coaching articles, coaching for managers, coaching tips, Communication, leadership, Sales Leadership, Sales Management

by Keith Rosen on November 18, 2018 with 0 comment

If you seek out coaching moments, you’ll certainly find them. However, recognizing them when presented to you in the unlikeliest of places is the greatest opportunity to make a surprisingly unexpected impact. Order, Sales Leadership and save 32% plus, get over $1,250 worth of sales leadership resources free! Already #1 on Amazon for Sales Leadership …

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Sales Leadership Video – Don’t Take the “What If” Bait – Coach Them Instead

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Sales Leadership Video – Don’t Take the “What If” Bait – Coach Them Insteadcareer, coaching for managers, coaching salespeople, Communication, Live Responsibly: Life Tips, Great Living, Sales Training, selling, Uncategorized, Videos

by Keith Rosen on October 15, 2018 with 0 comment

 Do you and your coworkers communicate from a place of scarcity and fear or abundance, goals and pleasure? If you’ve ever gotten pushback around change, here are two questions to ask that will prevent you from falling into the abyss of, “What If’s.” Order, Sales Leadership, save 32%, and get over $1,250 worth of …

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Stop Closing People and Start Coaching Them – The Unplugged Video Series

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Stop Closing People and Start Coaching Them – The Unplugged Video SeriesLeadership, Live Events, Sales Leadership, Sales Management, Sales Training, Videos

by Keith Rosen on September 26, 2018 with 0 comment

ARE YOU COACHING OR CLOSING PEOPLE? When coaching salespeople or anyone in the workplace, this video covers one of the toxic coaching tactics to avoid. Order, Sales Leadership, save 32%, and get over $1,250 worth of sales leadership resources free! Plus, get my book, Own Your Day and save 70%. If you struggle to create …

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Coaching Simplified: The Only Three Gaps You’ll Uncover and How to Coach Them

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Coaching Simplified: The Only Three Gaps You’ll Uncover and How to Coach ThemBooks, coaching for managers, coaching salespeople, comunication, leadership, Sales Coaching, Sales Leadership, Sales Management, Sales Training

by Keith Rosen on September 16, 2018 with 0 comment

If there’s one thing managers have mastered, it’s the ability to over-engineer even the simplest processes that would more efficiently attain results, in less time and without redundancies or complications. Coaching included. If you’ve ever struggled with how to move the coaching conversation forward after uncovering the Gap or coaching moment in a way that …

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So, You Want To Be A Manager? A Coaching Conversation

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So, You Want To Be A Manager? A Coaching ConversationAccountability, coaching salespeople, Sales Management

by Keith Rosen on November 30, 2016 with 0 comment

Ever been approached by someone looking but not ready for a promotion into management? Here’s a five step process on how to facilitate this conversation to ensure people distinguish fact from fiction and know exactly what they’re signing up for. Have you ever had one of your direct reports, often the ones that were closest …

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