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To sell or not to sell? At times sellers have to make the hard choice: do they sell a solution the client insists on even while know that it is not the right solution? Or do they make the sale and fulfill their mandate to their company? Or is selling their only or real mandate? Choose! Read More

In cross-cultural business encounters trust can become extremely personal. People will notice when you do not trust yourself at this very basic level. Read more about why it is important to trust yourself first. Read More

Cindy King is a contributor (together with Mari Smith, Jason Falls, Chris Garrett, Denise Wakeman, Casey Hibbard and Michael Stelzner) on the new online magazine with content-rich articles and videos designed to help businesses discover how to best use social media tools like Facebook, Twitter and LinkedIn. Read More

The vision people have of your company needs to be coherent. An international sales person can concentrate so much on building his personal relationship across cultures, that he loses the global picture his international client has of his company. International clients notice the confidence the international sales person has in his own company. Read More

Sales people need to embrace the power of 'nothing', instead of jumping to answer everything, they need to consider if 'nothing' would be a better alternative! Read More

When customers succeed at prematurely ending the sales interaction, the result is no sales. To change the results, increase your Read More

Is sales training something a VP of Sales should deliver personally, be part of his strategic outlook to be delivered by another resource (either internal or external)? Read More

What kind of recovery should we expect now from the Great Recession? This is a key business question of interest to business leaders everywhere. What do you think? To find out what one group of senior business leaders and consultants thought as of September 22, 2009, read this article. Read More

We don't have anything to pitch, but we need to meet with our customers. What do we talk to them about? We focus so much on pitching, we have not developed our skills in understanding the customer and their needs. How do we walk into customers with a blank pad of paper and a few questions. Read More

This is primarily a sales training issue, but once trained, it becomes a sales management and coaching issue. Read More