Learn the last habit of the 7 Habits of Highly Effective Sales Leaders.
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What important skill will your sales force own in 2019? Preparing for meetings? Developing trust with clients? Coaching each other? How can you, as a leader, ensure that they focus on it?
If your sales culture isn’t what you want, begin by looking in the mirror. What needs to change in terms of your beliefs, words and actions? Start here.
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