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Sales and Emotional Intelligence: How to Hire Your Next Top Performer

Brooks Group

Sales and emotional intelligence go together like skiing and snow. Since the 1960s, emotional intelligence has been recognized as a critical component of both personal and professional success. But developing emotional intelligence in sales matters. What Is Emotional Intelligence?

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Differentiating Yourself: How to Use Emotional Intelligence in Sales

Brooks Group

Many sales leaders think the way to do this is to help their sales team sell better value or overcome objections. These are both good strategies, but the true differentiator is the sales professional and their emotional intelligence. They’re empathetic and highly emotionally intelligent.

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Upskill to Upsell: Four Tips for Upselling

Brooks Group

Increase Your Emotional Intelligence (EQ). Emotional intelligence, also referred to as Emotional Quotient, is the ability to be aware of one’s own emotions and the emotions of others, and to manage them in a productive and empathetic manner. You can read more about EQ here.

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How To: Effectively Engage Your Prospect

Brooks Group

Developing Rapport The Oxford English Dictionary defines rapport as “a close and harmonious relationship in which the people or groups concerned understand each other’s feelings or ideas and communicate well.” It’s not always an easy task to understand another person’s feelings and communicate well with them. Check it out!

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7 Sales Negotiation Tips

Brooks Group

In addition, being transparent and keeping communication open, both during and after the negotiation process, can help build trust between parties. Rapport is the close relationship between two people or groups who share similar ideas or feelings and communicate effectively with one another. Persuasive Communication.