People Development
Sales Training
Sales People Development
Sales development is significantly different from sales training. In sales training, knowledge is transferred from one person to another. Development occurs only when knowledge is internalized, creating a behavioral change that leads to the expression of positive, results-oriented skills (coaching and sales coaching). Our tailored approach uses their talents as well as developing the attitudes, skills, and habits needed for solid, sustainable sales performance.
We want to create a Sustainable Selling community or tribe where like minded business people come together to create a more sustainable and ethical way of doing business
Sue Barrett
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Barrett Sales Blog
Rebel Rebel Modern Love: Building Customer Loyalty Through Empathy & Trust: In 30 seconds
Key Takeaways:
The Problem: Automation is eroding human connection. Research shows 68% of customers leave because they feel companies don't care, not due to product issues or price.
The...
The AI Wild West: Why Most Teams Are Only Dabbling (& How To Fix That): In 30 seconds
Key Takeaways:
The Problem: Most B2B teams are dabbling with AI but lack confidence in using it effectively. Without clear government regulation, businesses need practical frameworks for...
Selling Better: Aiming for Better, Not Perfect: In 30 seconds
Thirty years ago, we chose selling better over selling more. The philosophy? Adaptation, evolution, and progress. Think of a sailboat captain constantly adjusting sails to changing winds....
Your Sales ‘Tell’: The Unconscious Habit That’s Costing You Deals: In 30 seconds
Sales professionals have unconscious "tells"—habits that instantly signal to prospects "I'm here to sell, not understand you." Common tells include jumping to premature solutions, asking...
The Competitive Advantage Hiding in Plain Sight: In 30 seconds
What if your competitors are overlooking talent that delivers 8% higher quota attainment? Xactly's research shows women hit 86% of targets versus men's 78% yet represent only 19% of sales...
