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Differentiating Yourself: How to Use Emotional Intelligence in Sales

Brooks Group

These are both good strategies, but the true differentiator is the sales professional and their emotional intelligence. Successful sales professionals differentiate themselves three ways: They are highly emotionally intelligent. We arranged to meet at the store. They’re empathetic and highly emotionally intelligent.

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Private client management and marketing: Business plans, recruitment, assessments and automation (Nov 2023)

Red Star Kim

It was good to meet the private client lawyers – some recently promoted to head of department – for a workshop on “ Managing and growing your private client practice” earlier this month. An important assessment that I use a lot is for Emotional Intelligence (EQ). And 90% didn’t have a marketing plan for private client.

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Sales Leadership: Qualities Of A Sales Leader

Brooks Group

Sales Leadership: Qualities Of A Sales Leader To be an effective leader, you need to make appropriate strategic decisions that fit within your organization’s vision and goals. Sales Intuition Being able to offer tactical sales counsel and give value during client meetings is a major differentiator of excellent sales leaders.

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Inner Development Goals for a Better Leadership World

MDI Training

Inner Development Goals for a better leadership world Many companies invest in training and programs to prepare their leaders for the challenges of business. But what exactly are IDGs and why should they matter in leadership development? Organizations align their leadership development efforts with organizational goals and strategy.

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Four Sales Takeaways After a Life-Changing Year

Brooks Group

That’s why The Brooks Group recommends conducting assessments of each member of the sales team, applying science to look at their behaviors, motivators, and emotional intelligence, with an eye toward information that will help you get a sense for how they’ve changed. The last 14 months have caused you and your people to change.