A recent leadership study found that too many organizations are taking a “do it yourself” approach to leadership development, emphasizing generic self-study resources. But people stepping into a managerial role are likely to fail without coaching and personalized learning experiences.
A sales manager’s ability to leverage the potential and skill of each salesperson on their team is critical. With less time to devote to sales coaching and more time developing business opportunities themselves or leading their team through business changes, sales leaders might need some help with their approach to this important aspect of their job.
When the going gets tough, there are few things harder than being honest. It’s never comfortable to look a difficult situation right in the eye, and for organization leaders, facing adversity is all the more challenging.
A good leader values communication and initiative within a sales team, meaning that regular meetings are necessary. However, it is not easy planning an effective meeting. The key is keeping employees engaged while plowing through large amounts of information.
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