Fast Track to Success: Sales
Everything You Need to Accelerate Your Career
Publisher: Prentice Hall, 2009 , 212 pages
ISBN: 978-0-273-72176-5
Synopsis:
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A key differentiator of your company and its products and services is how your salespeople behave during customer interactions. You need sharp business skills, excellent communication and the ability to develop a rapport. You need to go beyond understanding your customer's needs and wants by gathering real insights and developing tailored solutions. Fast Track to Success: Sales will teach you the key skills you need to excel in sales and accelerate your career development. It includes:
- Sales in a nutshell — a series of FAQs to give you a concise overview of the subject
- The top 10 tools and techniques to develop your approach to sales
- Advice on leading your team — how to decide your leadership style and build your team
- Simple checklists to help you identify the strengths and weaknesses of your capabilities and those of your team
- Tips on how to progress your career, whether it's your first 10 weeks in the job or whether you're looking to get right to the top
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- The Fast Track way
- About the Author
- A word of thanks from the author
- Sales Fast Track
- How to use this book
- Fast-Track-Me.com
- Awareness
- Sales in a nutshell
- Sales audit
- Business Fasttrack
- Fast Track top ten
- Technologies
- Implementing change
- Career Fasttrack
- The first ten weeks
- Leading the team
- Getting to the top
- Director's Toolkit
- T1 Team sales management audit
- T2 Coaching tick sheet
- T3 Key account planner
- T4 Sales campaign summary sheet
Reviews:
Fast Track to Success: Sales
Rating: ******* (Good)
This is really more a book fairly good book about sales management, than pure sales.
Of course, sales processes and sales techniques are covered, but the whole approach is from a sales management perspective. I don't complain, as books like these are needed very badly.
An interesting read, even if you're not a sales manager (or ever intend to be one), as it gives a good insight in the work of the sales departments.
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