Coaching salespeople is one of the most important activities for sales managers. It can also be incredibly rewarding — when done effectively — because it has a direct impact on your team’s sales performance.
Sometimes, employees feel pressure to get things done, but the pressure might not come from the work itself, but from the responsibility of handling it all.
“Be brutally honest.” That was the advice a dealer-principal shared at a recent best practice group that I lead. This insight got the group talking about how best to achieve good results from employees, colleagues, vendors, etc.
“Be brutally honest.” That was the advice a dealer-principal shared at a recent best practice group that I lead. This insight got the group talking about how best to achieve good results from employees, colleagues, vendors, etc.
A critical tasks of a dealership leader is coaching employees to perform better. Developing employees is a form of teaching. Much like teaching, managing people involves expanding knowledge, changing behaviors and encouraging performance at increasingly higher levels.
A critical tasks of a dealership leader is coaching employees to perform better. Developing employees is a form of teaching. Much like teaching, managing people involves expanding knowledge, changing behaviors and encouraging performance at increasingly higher levels.
The best managers know to coach their employees, but what if someone doesn't want your help? How can you convince a hesitant employee that your advice is worthwhile?
In this episode of On the Record, brought to you by Associated Equipment Distributors, we look at the implications Deere's settlement with the FTC has on the broader industry.
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