The rules of both business ethics and business etiquette are the foundations of strong, productive professional relationships. You wouldn’t want to do business with people who worked for an organization that had little regard for either ethics or etiquette.
Stop trying to figure out how to retain Millennials. Make huge progress simply by dropping this big misconception and replacing it with three behaviors.
Companies have good intentions when they promote employees — but it can also set them up for failure.
Those of us who have been sales professionals in the life sciences industry for the past ten years know how drastically the role has changed in that short amount of time. Before digital marketing and online ordering centers, the role of the salesperson was to inform potential clients about their products and how these products were needed to improve their work operations with the hopes of booking an order.
Money isn’t the only motivator.
A solid sales team is hard to get…And even harder to retain.
The sales process has evolved in the last decade–have your hiring practices?
Keeping your business competitive and growing today is tougher than ever before. The last thing you need is more drama to slow you down.
Today more than ever, organizations rely on the energy, commitment and engagement of their workforce in order to survive and thrive in the twenty-first century. As a former Navy SEAL, I can assure you that one of the fundamental reasons we continue to dominate our battlefield and defeat a very dangerous and decentralized enemy is due to the fact that we have 100% employee engagement. We have ecosystems of empowered teams that are fully engaged and working in a “decentralized command” environment.
Are elite salespeople born or made? After years of studying this subject, John Asher, CEO of Asher Sales Strategies, says, “Both.” He’s identified and developed five factors for sales success that can help business leaders and sales professionals grow their business.
