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Leadership Development Program

Published on Nov 18, 2015

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LEADERSHIP DEVELOPMENT PROGRAM

WHAT JOHN SMITH LEARNED AND GOT OUT OF THE CLASS
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HOW CAN I CREATE SUCCESS FOR NEW REPS

  • Prejudgements based on ftr
  • Modeling
  • Employee engagement
  • Goals
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PREJUDGEMENTS BASED ON FTR

  • Based on what the ftr looks like you may still not know the reps business or personal life
  • If prejudgments occur it may halt the success of the trip or expectations of the rep to achieve
  • Trends tend to tell you where does the rep need help; more orders, or larger orders
  • How to bring up the order count from _ to _ or average order size from _ to _
  • New accounts, 1+12/2+12, multi line orders, referrals, 4:30 runs,
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MODELING

  • Means that a trainee can learn to perform any task by simply watching another person you
  • Awareness of what and how consistently you model the gears of selling is critical to success
  • Style: challenged to find a phrase or process that fits the trainee personality/comfort zone that will help produce sales results.
  • Process: as a trainer you need to evaluate your ability to keep the gears process simple and to be sure to repeat the basic phrases
  • Always use the same process to show the company story. Use a pen, point out same highlight. Follow the same demo

EMPLOYEE ENGAGEMENT

  • The extent to which employers commit to something or someone in their organizations~highly influences performance and retention.
  • Rational Commitment: serves employers finance, professional self interest, development
  • Emotional commitment: "true believers" when workers care, love and believe in what they do.
  • How?? Let each employer know how important they are to the success of the business.
  • Give opportunities to contribute, and help the. Believe in the worth and credibility to the company

GOALS

  • Specific: Objectives are set a high levels. There needs to be detailed and clearly defined goals to reach the final objective. Ask who what when where and how
  • Measurable: From X to Y, 4 sales to 8 sales. Clear, understood by everyone.
  • Achievable: Is reaching the objective possible, has it ben done before.
  • Relevant: Does the objective make sense to others and the company
  • Time Bound: Is the deadline achievable, to long lose focus, to short give up
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OVERVIEW

  • Why?
  • To help the reps improve production
  • By modeling, breaking down close out trends,
  • Goals
  • Providing positive reinforcements using unicorns
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