New Front-line Manager Tip: Ask Before Answering!
When a team member brings a problem or issue to us, most of us immediately offer a solution based on our experience. However, an
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When a team member brings a problem or issue to us, most of us immediately offer a solution based on our experience. However, an
New Front-line Manager Tip: Ask Before Answering! Read More »
Save yourself years! These books (and corresponding Workshops) are time machines, compressing decades of learning, experimentation, improvement, and evolution into a few hours. You
Do you have a question about demo or discovery practices, methods, or skills? Looking for a tip to improve? The answers may already be
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Yes! Consider: “If you always do what you’ve always done, you’ll always get what you’ve always got.” – Henry Ford “If you have always
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“I wish I had read this book when I first started in PreSales. It is full of valuable frameworks for success, including situation slide
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Take a guess, first…! Now consider: Which screen(s) to choose and why? When to present (e.g., beginning, middle, end)? How to introduce the context?
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How many of you do regular post-demo reviews (aka “curbside reviews”)? What do you assess? For example: What went well? What could have been
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Best Approaches for the Presales-Customer Success Continuum A Never Stop Learning! Article “After working as presales prior to the sale, then assisting with
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Buying processes, as typically defined by most vendors, run from initial contact to the close. Perhaps we should rethink this and consider a richer
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