Tag Archive for: MBTI for Sales
Making MBTI Work For Sales Teams. The Myers Briggs Type Indicator (MBTI) is the most widely used assessment of psychological type and an enormously insightful tool when understo… Read more
MBTI Training For Sales Teams – Part 3
/in Sales and Account Management /by Dr Mark HollyoakeMBTI Training: Flexing selling style to better connect
In our previous posts on MBTI training for sales teams we have looked at each of the four MBTI ‘scales’ and have addressed thr… Read more
MBTI For Sales Teams – Part 2
/in Sales and Account Management /by Dr Mark HollyoakeThis is the second in our series of posts focussed on the application of MBTI for sales teams. Our training and development programme considers the vital missing piece of the jigsa… Read more
Making MBTI Work For Sales Teams
/in Sales and Account Management /by Dr Mark HollyoakeMaking MBTI Work For Sales Teams. The Myers Briggs Type Indicator (MBTI) is the most widely used assessment of psychological type and an enormously insightful tool when understo… Read more
Trust Part 2: Aiming for cost-release while improving B2B customer efficiency?
/in Embedded Trust /by Dr Mark HollyoakeWhile cost-release has been the focus for efficiency and improvement in recent years, few organisations effectively translate commercial needs into operational capability t… Read more
Are you suffering deep dependence with your B2B customers?
/in Customer Management /by Dr Mark HollyoakeIn the next three blogs we highlight what happens when you suffer deep dependence on your customers and what affects it has on your company – The Trust Ladder can show you how t… Read more
CRM Steps for Success – Managing Expectations, Part 5 of 7
/in Business Capabilities /by Dr Mark HollyoakeMany CM and CRM systems are over-sold and over promise on the capabilities they can deliver from day one. This generates a high level of expectation and anticipation which puts pre… Read more
Equitability in B2B Relationships
/in Business Capabilities /by Chris HuddThe concept of equity emanates from law – the idea (or ideal!) of fairness in dealings between two individuals/organisations. But how does this concept translate into B2B… Read more
Building Interdependence in B2B Customer/Supplier Relationships
/in Customer Management /by Dr Mark HollyoakeWithin B2B, customers and suppliers are increasingly recognising levels of interdependence along the entire value chain as they come together to create a product or service.
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