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Call Reviews Should Develop Judgement, Not Compliance

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A call review should develop judgement, not just check compliance. During call reviews, I sometimes see managers focus first on whether the salesperson followed the expected structure. Structure matters. It…

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When an SDR team misses target, more leads are not always the answer.

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I have seen sales organisations respond to weak SDR performance by immediately looking at the top of the funnel. More leads. More data. More sequences. More activity. But sometimes the…

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Do Not Sell the Next Step. Agree It.

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A calendar invitation is not evidence of progress. During call reviews, I sometimes hear a salesperson end a conversation with: “Shall I send you a calendar invite?” The meeting gets…

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Sales training is not the problem. What happens after the training is.

  • Post category:Sales Enablement
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Many organisations invest heavily in Sales Enablement. New methodology. New frameworks. New techniques. New playbooks. The team leaves the training energised and motivated. And three months later, much of the…

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What an Objection May Be Telling You

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An objection can also be feedback on the conversation. During call reviews, I sometimes hear an objection and notice the immediate reaction: How do I overcome it? But before answering,…

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What the Prospect Assesses During a Sales Call

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Prospects assess more than the offer. They also assess the salesperson's questions, listening and relevance.

Every sales call is a two-way interview—but we often review it as if only the seller is assessing. When I listen to a sales call, I do not only consider…

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Every Sales Call Is a Two-Way Interview

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What is a good sales conversation actually trying to achieve? For me, it is not about convincing someone to say yes. It is a conversation in which both sides try…

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Coach the Pattern. Train the Structural Gap.

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Coach individual patterns. Train structural gaps when the same issue repeats across the team.

Not every performance issue needs training. Sales coaching helps managers diagnose individual patterns before turning repeated team gaps into structured training.

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