How to Answer the Question: “What do you do?”
What’s Your Answer When asked “What do you do?” – What do you say? Does your answer inspire interest and added discussion?
We believe that selling should be something you do with someone, rather than to someone.
So we help Chicago area business-to-business sales professionals to develop the skills, attitudes, and focus to support an integrity driven, collaborative sales process.
By definition, a process is a sequence of steps that leads to a desired outcome. As we seek solutions to sales improvement challenges, the answers are found in making methodical improvements in sales functions. Are your sales predictable and repeatable? Or random?
As you seek help with sales coaching and sales training we invite you to explore the resources on this site. If you believe that we’re a potential fit for your needs, it’s easy to connect. Simply click the red button below to sample an effective, no-pressure sales experience.
A customized professional development experience designed to enhance sales skills, attitudes, habits and focus.
All sales positions are not created equal. Avoid costly hiring mistakes with multi-science talent assessments.
Can your sales force effectively articulate “why”your prospects should buy from you? Or, are you sending your troops into battle armed with a wink, a smile and an order pad?
A comprehensive analysis of your skills, style and strengths combined with professional coaching to enhance your rapport-building skills and significantly improve your results.
Turning your super-producers into supervisors without first providing the necessary new skills can be a recipe for failure. Help assure a successful transition for promoted sales managers.
What’s Your Answer When asked “What do you do?” – What do you say? Does your answer inspire interest and added discussion?
How much time to you spend pursuing opportunities that never come to fruition. What if you could avoid the potential
Getting Prospects to Take Action We’ve all been there. You know how much your prospect needs what you have. It’s
Sales people have a common, frequent fear: Losing the Sale. They go to great measures to keep their deals alive.