One way to change the 80/20 trap is to take steps to change yourself. Many sales people neglect their obligation to ensure that they are continuing to develop and evolve their sales skills and knowledge.
80/20 – Part IV – Your Continuous Development - The Pipeline
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Made Hot by: lyceum on December 3, 2009 2:55 pm
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I think that the story tells a great way of testing sales people and see if they are reading sales literature and interesting books.
I must say that I have been influenced by Tim Sanders's "lovecat" idea in his book, "Love Is The Killer App." In the "Knowledge" section, he is talking about the importance of reading books and you will find a "80/20 book" example.