Winning Sales Through Business Acumen, Volume I of IIIMay 14, 2008 | 12:16 PM
With all the emphasis that sales organizations put on consultative selling today, I found the following statistic to be surprising - only 10 percent of sales professionals can actually read a financial statement or articulate the key financial metrics of a client’s business. If organizations truly expect their sales teams to secure meetings at the C-level, they must make sure that salespeople can clearly understand and articulate their client’s business issues – in other words, “walk the talk”. Join me in watching this short, five-minute video titled “Winning at Business Acumen, Part 1” (the first of three installments), and then let me know your thoughts on the subject. Comments |
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