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This piece is part of our series on modern sales reps, by sales reps. Who’s heard of Morton Grodzins? … nobody? That’s what I thought. Now, who knows the name Malcolm Gladwell? That’s right — you know the name! What’s the connection between these two men? Well, Morton Grodzins did an enormous amount of research and...
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Jim Eberlin really knows salespeople. And it makes sense. Jim has more than two decades of scaling software companies from the ground up He founded two Silicon Valley market leaders (Gainsight and Host Analytics) and currently serves as the founder and CEO of TopOPPS. And he joined us in the most recent broadcast of our...
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Did you know that there’s a group of people in your sales force who can yield 70 percent more revenue than top performers, with just a 5 percent increase in performance? You read that right: 70 percent more revenue than top performers. “But Bri, who is this magical group?” Glad you asked.   According to...
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Close your eyes for a minute. Your next thought is probably something like, “Um, how will I read the rest of this blog if my eyes are closed?” Just do it. But before you begrudgingly slam your eyes shut and wonder what the hell you’re doing, here’s the question: Who’s the best boss you’ve ever...
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Until recently, there were 180 sales metrics being measured at United Parcel Service. That’s according to Carl Strenger. He spent more than three decades managing the enterprise-wide sales operations at UPS. Before he retired about a year ago, Carl served as the VP of Sales Operations and Compensation. Carl says that much of UPS’ success...
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Every St. Patrick’s Day, you probably see people eating lots of corned beef, drinking beer, wearing green and shouting “Erin Go Bragh!” That’s great and all, but as a sales leader, you’re probably wondering what in the world any of this could possibly have to do with sales performance. Let us explain. You see, there’s...
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