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25 Problems That Stop Key Account Managers From Doing Their Job

Account Manager Tips

25 problems that stop key account managers from doing their job Favourite books about problem solving Coming up: How to Build a Successful Executive Sponsorship Program Just for fun: #GorgeousGrandma Day In other news Quote of the week. Key account management is a role that requires both sales skills and strategic thinking.

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What Sales Leaders Need to Do to Hire and Evaluate Talent More Effectively

Miller Heiman Group

Upper management often approaches sales leaders for on-the-spot evaluations of their sales reps, such as an open-ended question like, “Is this sales rep good?” Not only is the definition of “good” completely subjective, but these types of evaluations are sometimes used to inform key decisions about hiring, promotions and performance reviews.

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Unleashing the Power of Mobilizers: A Guide for Implementing Challenger Sales Methodology

Arpedio

Identifying Mobilizers can be challenging, as they may not always hold traditional leadership titles or occupy prominent roles within the hierarchy. Look for indicators such as participation in industry events, thought leadership activities, or initiatives aimed at driving innovation.

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How to deal with difficult clients, with Dr Mark Goulston

Account Management Skills

?. This episode’s for you if you have a difficult client situation to manage. At some point or other as an agency account manager, we have to manage difficult clients. I highly recommend Mark’s book, ‘Just Listen’, it really does include loads of tips for managing difficult clients.

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The Future of Sales: Predictions from the “Nostradamus's” of Selling

Hubspot Sales

Lead generators and marketers will produce leads, project managers will do research and pre-sale activities, account executives will conduct discovery work, presentation, and deal closures, and account managers will implement what’s been sold -- all while providing the customer service.” Peter Caputa, CEO, Databox.

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