Very often emerging companies do not have the ability to adequately train their new salespeople. The talents that an experienced sales manager or owner may take for granted are all new to the rookie.
Skills that may seem obvious — like call planning, using and maintaining a calendar, territory management and email management — are new to the brand new recruit.
While larger corporations have training budgets and departments, smaller companies often fail to provide adequate coaching to their new hires. This can lead to job dissatisfaction, poor performance and eventually separation.
One—on—one coaching for your new salesperson can accelerate the ramp up to top performance, reduce job frustration and enhance overall job execution.
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“Mark has worked with my young sales staff to accelerate them through the learning curve and become more effective, faster.”
Karen Kubiak, President,
KSK Design