Brains versus Brawn
Knowing that your prospective or existing customer will default to their preset memories or biases can be used to your advantage if, and only if, you engage them at a higher level of conversation. If you raise the bar to make them think differently, you don’t need to be assertive.
Training Top 125 Best Practice: One Nevada Credit Union’s Compass Training
Compass Training is the first stop on a new employee’s journey at One Nevada Credit Union’s ONCUniversity. Attendees receive information about ONCU’s products and services and successful sales techniques, participate in ONCU-themed games, and are paired with a MAP coach.
Winning the Talent War #5: Every Manager Must Be a Compensation Officer
The key lies in creating a culture in which managers are all about rewarding performance.
Effectively Using an LMS for Employee Training and Onboarding
A look at the benefits of and best practices for using a learning management system for employee training and orientation.
Reflective Listening: How to Hear What You Are Missing
Reflective listening requires both attention and intention, and that you keep in mind how your own opinions and worldview shape your interpretation of what was said.
How to Encourage Employee Development Programs and Participation
Every company needs a culture that actively inspires ongoing learning and personal development.
How to Leverage L&D Practices for Enhancing Employee Engagement
Learning and Development (L&D) can lead the way in creating a work culture of corporate wellness where employees feel valued, supported, involved, and empowered.
Training Top 125 Best Practice: Navient’s Leadership Development Program
Prior to a three-day in-person training session, participants are involved in several pre-work exercises and a 360-degree feedback evaluation, and also are assigned a peer-feedback partner.
August 2018’s Top Reads
More than 11,000 business books are published every year—an overwhelming choice for busy professionals. Therefore, in partnership with getAbstract, Training brings you August’s top three business books recommended to our readers.
5 Things Your Buyers Won’t Tell You When You Lose
Many top salespeople are unconsciously competent in that selling is intuitive for them. So calls flow without giving thought to the skills being applied. If and when top sellers accept management positions, they often struggle because they can’t teach things that come naturally to them.