Brain Trust member outlines the three elements of a successful presentation to help you win the crowd every time.
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Interview with Robert Jolles
How much does personality impact the selling process? Rob talks with Jim about this, whose personality is the most important, how to be prepared for different personalities, and how to blend -- not impose -- your own personality into the process.
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Sales, Sales Management
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Rob Jolles joins Jim Blasingame to reveal the last three of the six most damaging sales default behaviors of some salespeople, including poor closing practices, not establishing benefit/value, and being unaware of how you express yourself.
Rob Jolles joins Jim Blasingame to reveal two more of six negative sales defaults salespeople allow to become a habit, including not asking enough and properly timed non-directive probes, as well as not patiently studying the prospect's problem.
Rob Jolles joins Jim Blasingame to reveal the first of six negative sales defaults salespeople allow to become a habit, including the capital sales crime of not listening.
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