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Key skills to make sales managers better developers of salespeople

Get out of the firefighting business and into the business of developing the people who develop your profits. Successful salespeople rightfully become sales managers because of superior sales records. Yet too often these sales stars get stuck doing their old sales job while also trying to juggle their manager role, and too often companies neglect to train their sales managers how to excel as managers. That''s the sales management trap, and it''s exactly what The Accidental Sales Manager addresses and solves.

Full of helpful steps you can apply immediately?whether you''re training a sales manager, or are one yourself?this practical guide reveals step-by-step methods sales managers can use to both learn their jobs and lead their teams.

  • Get tactics to stop burning time and exhausting yourself, while taking effective actions to use time better as a leader
  • Discover how to integrate lear

    Table of Contents

    Acknowledgments ix

    About the Author xi

    Introduction Congratulations on Your ‘‘Promotion’’ xiii

    Chapter 1 Gnawing Your Way Out of the Sales Management Trap 1

    Chapter 2 Fourteen Lessons You Won’t Have to Learn the Hard Way 19

    Chapter 3 Stage 3 Tasks: Developing the People Who Develop Your Profits and Put Out Their Own Fires 65

    Chapter 4 What’s Changed About Selling? 145

    Chapter 5 Running Great Sales Meetings Every Time 173

    Chapter 6 What Happens in Your Meeting in Vegas Stays in the Meeting Room 203

    Index 227

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      Publisher: John Wiley & Sons Inc
      Publication Date: 25/04/2011
      ISBN13: 9780470941645, 978-0470941645
      ISBN10: 0470941642

      Description

      Book Synopsis
      Key skills to make sales managers better developers of salespeople

      Get out of the firefighting business and into the business of developing the people who develop your profits. Successful salespeople rightfully become sales managers because of superior sales records. Yet too often these sales stars get stuck doing their old sales job while also trying to juggle their manager role, and too often companies neglect to train their sales managers how to excel as managers. That''s the sales management trap, and it''s exactly what The Accidental Sales Manager addresses and solves.

      Full of helpful steps you can apply immediately?whether you''re training a sales manager, or are one yourself?this practical guide reveals step-by-step methods sales managers can use to both learn their jobs and lead their teams.

      • Get tactics to stop burning time and exhausting yourself, while taking effective actions to use time better as a leader
      • Discover how to integrate lear

        Table of Contents

        Acknowledgments ix

        About the Author xi

        Introduction Congratulations on Your ‘‘Promotion’’ xiii

        Chapter 1 Gnawing Your Way Out of the Sales Management Trap 1

        Chapter 2 Fourteen Lessons You Won’t Have to Learn the Hard Way 19

        Chapter 3 Stage 3 Tasks: Developing the People Who Develop Your Profits and Put Out Their Own Fires 65

        Chapter 4 What’s Changed About Selling? 145

        Chapter 5 Running Great Sales Meetings Every Time 173

        Chapter 6 What Happens in Your Meeting in Vegas Stays in the Meeting Room 203

        Index 227

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