How to make sales training workshops more effective by being harder

Many companies accomplish sales force training via sales training workshops. These are valuable services, but sometimes trainees don’t realize the full potential of the training despite the excellence of the instructors and curricula. In previous blog posts, I have covered many things you can do to increase retention and application. These include: Role play Individual How to make sales training workshops more effective by being harder

Corporate Growth through Strategic & Long-Term Sales Training Workshops

Sales training workshops have been a staple of corporate growth strategies for decades. From Fred Herman’s K.I.S.S. (Keep It Simple Stupid) to Dale Carnegie’s programs and countless others, CEOs and other executives have long realized the power of putting their sales teams through formal educational sessions rather than learning strictly on the job. As corporate Corporate Growth through Strategic & Long-Term Sales Training Workshops

Hiring the Top Salespeople – Tips for Success

In 2007, 52 percent of job turnover was employee driven (quitting) and 48 percent was employer driven (layoffs, firings) per the Job Openings and Labor Turnover report issued by the Bureau of Labor and Statistics. Today, one decade later, this has shifted to only 31 percent being employer driven.

Make Sales Meetings Fun and Productive with Best Practices from Sales Training Workshops

You can gauge the health of a company’s revenue by sitting in on a few sales meetings. If the sales meetings are well-organized, informative, and centered around goals and solutions, they tend to correspond to great sales teams – and therefore higher revenue. If the sales meetings are chaotic, boring, or natter-fests, then they tend Make Sales Meetings Fun and Productive with Best Practices from Sales Training Workshops

5 Benefits of Small-Group Sales Training Workshops

You don’t need a massive group to conduct successful sales training workshops. In fact, those huge mega-seminars with 30-foot projection screens and the fancy light shows might be counter-productive and a waste of money.