Many sales organizations are changing the way they train and enable sales reps, moving to a more continuous, structured corporate learning program.
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As I look back on my 25-year training career, I’m struck by how often sophisticated methods failed to deliver. When the learning did stick, it was often thanks to low-tech practices like these.
Sales training is designed to teach new techniques and skills, but often, we don’t have a plan for reinforcement. Here are some best practices that will help your sales team internalize the training and improve their skills.