Give Your Sales Team a Routine Check-up
The sales world is ever changing. And, the truth is that many of us are probably guilty of paying more attention to our car's maintenance than to the "shape and condition" of the relationships that we take part in every day. Because of how jam packed our lives are, in general, who has time to "stop" what we are doing to check in with everyone about what is working and what is not? The old saying, "If it's not broken, don't fix it" doesn't apply to sales. Everywhere in business, no matter what business it is, there's always room for growth and improvement. And, in many workplaces, people are less inclined to let themselves be heard, so as not to appear to be "rocking the boat". With so many employees fearing for their jobs more than ever, it's not always easy to get them to speak up about what may be on their minds. I am not talking about annual reviews. Rather, I am proposing that managers make more of