In the last decade, many things have changed about sales coaching and how to apply it correctly to get useful results. One thing that has mostly stayed the same is that there are lots of methodologies out there. What’s different, however, is the degree of integration of these methodologies. Salespeople and reps learn the methods, but then they quickly go by the wayside without reinforcement and encouragement from the sales managers. Listen in as host John Golden sits down with Matt Darby, founder of United Sales Resources, to discuss the art of sales coaching.

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Ago Cluytens, Sales Trainer, Coach & Consultant For Tech, Financial & Professional Services of RAIN Group, dives deep into the subject of sales management best practices

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Podcast interview with Harry Kraemer, Jr. who is a professor of management and strategy at Northwestern University’s Kellogg School of Management, where he teaches in the MBA and the Executive MBA programs. He is an executive partner with Madison Dearborn Partners (MDP) which is one of the largest private equity firms in the United States.

Here we will be talking about the following queries:

• What is the meaning of value-based leadership and how does that differ from other forms of leadership?

• How does a leader demonstrate in the best way possible?

• Nowadays, people are less reflective as they get so consumed in different activities and other devices that are demanding their attention. This is something that you need to very deliberate about. Isn’t it actually separating you to be reflective because it almost counters to the pervasive culture?

It is a challenge for the organizations – how they can organize themselves to provide some of the additional value to their employees. The changing structure of work is the fact that now people can live and operate pretty much wherever they want to be. They can be completely mobile and don’t have to be tied to a place or a physical building. All of these things have really challenged leadership. It’s up to you how you harness all the benefits of this collapsing in chaos!

Host John Golden sits down with David Brock to discuss his book “Sales Manager Survival Guide”. David gives us insight into what it takes to become a successful sales leader.

This podcast is also a recorded live event you are welcome to view here: The Sales Manager Survival Guide

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Change management is the concept of change, and how to keep abreast of these changes. Many times, salespeople are slow to change their methods or don’t realize the necessity of adapting to the newness of the sales world. This can have a detrimental impact on success. Alan O’Neill, interviewed by John Golden, explores change management.

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John Golden interviewed Professor Fredmund Malik who is an Austrian economist with a focus on management science and the founder and chairman of a management consultancy (Malik Management) in St. Gallen. Malik applies systems theory and cybernetics to analyze and design management systems.

Today we will talk about the following points:

• What is the exact meaning or definition of the concept of Syntegration or super Syntegration?

• It is often seen that there are highly innovative creative companies that have disruptive or innovative business models or products or services. But when they make the breakthrough, then they create very-very traditional hierarchical companies and bring people together and build offices by adopting extremely traditional models. So how do companies start to catch up?

• How much this access to talent across the globe and in different modes can help you scale your business with other variable resources?

The concept of Syntegration has become more exciting, especially when the organizations are no longer restricted or homogeneous or one-dimensional. So this gives freedom to the organizations to work without much restriction.

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John Golden interviewed Professor Fredmund Malik who is an Austrian economist with a focus on management science and the founder and chairman of a management consultancy (Malik Management) in St. Gallen. Malik applies systems theory and cybernetics to analyze and design management systems.

Today we will talk about the following points:

• What is the exact meaning or definition of the concept of Syntegration or super Syntegration?

• It is often seen that there are highly innovative creative companies that have disruptive or innovative business models or products or services. But when they make the breakthrough, then they create very-very traditional hierarchical companies and bring people together and build offices by adopting extremely traditional models. So how do companies start to catch up?

• How much this access to talent across the globe and in different modes can help you scale your business with other variable resources?

The concept of Syntegration has become more exciting, especially when the organizations are no longer restricted or homogeneous or one-dimensional. So this gives freedom to the organizations to work without much restriction.

You can find our SalesPOP! Podcast recording on iTunes Podcast  or any major Podcast stations

Risk taking and decision making are key parts in the context of selling and sales. The goal for everyone is to make the best decisions and right decisions to get where you want to go, as quickly and efficiently as possible. Sometimes, it requires risk-taking activities in order to arrive at your goals. Caspar Berry, interviewed by John Golden, explores lessons on risk.

This podcast is also a recorded live event you are welcome to view here: Risk Lessons From Poker

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