Companies are finding that one way to sharpen that edge is by leveraging a novel approach known as applied improvisation (AIM). Let’s take a look at how AIM can ignite engagement in your teams.
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Every seller has been there. It’s the meeting with eight stakeholders, no one’s on the same page, and half the group is glancing not-so-furtively at their phones. Perhaps it’s the prospect so far down the buying process that your call is just his...