Two Sales Managers, Two Philosophies: The Coach Who Let Her Rep Fail
Most people have had both kinds of boss. This conversation puts words to why one felt like support and the other, in hindsight, felt like theft.
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Most people have had both kinds of boss. This conversation puts words to why one felt like support and the other, in hindsight, felt like theft.
If your sales pitch leads with your company's history or awards, you may be making the one mistake that guarantees a prospect stops listening. Weinberg's simple reframe shows exactly what to say instead.
If your sales team is working hard but not growing revenue, the problem may be the system around them — not the people in it.
If your sales team keeps getting commoditized or losing deals to competitors with seemingly inferior products, the real problem may be a mentorship vacuum no software tool can fix.
If your sales team is always scrambling at month-end, Weinberg's argument is that the problem was baked in weeks earlier — when no one was filling the top of the pipeline.