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VPs of Sales: Challenge Your Managers to Think Differently About Sales Productivity
If you run sales, take this as an opportunity to challenge your team to think differently. Here are five questions to ask. Continue reading
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Tags: buyer's journey, sales leadership, sales management, sales productivity, sales reps, selling, Steve Crepeau, True Sales Results, VPs of Sales
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Recommended Reading: “The First 90 Days”
We recommend this book for sales leaders: “The First 90 Days,” by Michael Watkins. Continue reading
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Tags: books, change, change management, Michael Watkins, recommended reading, sales leadership, Uncategorized, VPs of Sales
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