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Basic But Brilliant Coaching Questions
Whether you are coaching someone or coaching yourself, ask three basic but brilliant coaching questions. What is Coaching? Coaching is… Continue Reading
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Eight Qualities Interviewers Wish
Their Candidates Possessed
An informal survey of HR professionals, hiring managers, and recruiters identified eight attributes they most wished their candidates would prove… Continue Reading
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Tagged: ask for the job, candidate, career, confidence, employee, employer, follow up, GEPA, interviewer, likability, metrics, performance, prepare, proof, questions, research, role, superlative
Learning From a Presentation or Interview Post-Mortem
Following the completion of a sales presentation or job interview, a best practice is to perform a meeting post-mortem. While… Continue Reading
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Why You Must Understand Your Customer’s Circumstances
Conducting an effective needs assessment involves a lot more than just understanding what a prospect or customer wants and needs.… Continue Reading
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The Top Twelve Principles of Networking – Part 2
Networking is not something you do when you need to get a job or attract new customers. Networking is a… Continue Reading
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Tagged: active listening, asking questions, B2B sales, body language, business card, contact information, conversation, conversation starter, customers, engagement, excitement, eye contact, friendship, icebreaker, LinkedIn, listening, meeting, networking, open-ended questions, positive, questions, sales
The Top Twelve Principles of Networking – Part 1
Networking is not something you do when you need to get a job or attract new customers. Networking is a… Continue Reading
Posted in Career Search Tools & Education, Dynamic Training News, Improve Sales & Profits, Latest Leadership Posts, Talent Development & Training
Turn Your Experiences Into Solid Reasons to Employ You
A career search best practice is to turn your experiences into a personal skills & knowledge inventory. A skill is… Continue Reading
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Tagged: accomplishments, analyze, behavior, best practice, career change, education, employee, experience, feedback, GEPA, goals, improve, internship, interview, interview question, job, jobs, knowledge, performance, progress, project, questions, skills, skills inventory, value, volunteer
Dealing Effectively With Gatekeepers
A “gatekeeper” is anyone during your career search who restricts entry to people you want to speak to or who… Continue Reading
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Tagged: career, competition, culture, employers, employment, expectations, explain, gatekeeper, GEPA, hired, interviewing, job, job search, LinkedIn, questions, relationship, research, workplace
Your Billion Dollar Secret Weapon of Successful Selling
I really did deserve to get fired from my very first sales position. I lasted three and a half weeks… Continue Reading
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