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Coaching winning sales teams : insights from the world of sport and business /

Great sales coaching positively impacts individual, team and organisational sales performance. However, in today's results-driven and time-poor business world, the embedding of sales coaching into everyday practice is often overlooked. This guide utilises the authors' own experiences of he...

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Clasificación:Libro Electrónico
Autores principales: Chapman, Tim (Autor), Smith, Tony (Autor), Pickford, Lynn (Autor)
Formato: Electrónico eBook
Idioma:Inglés
Publicado: Bingley, United Kingdom : Emerald Publishing, Ltd., 2020.
Edición:First edition.
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Acceso en línea:Texto completo
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  • Cover
  • COACHING WINNING SALES TEAMS
  • COACHING WINNING SALES TEAMS: Insights from the World of Sport and Business
  • Copyright
  • Dedication
  • CONTENTS
  • FOREWORD
  • FOREWORD
  • ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
  • 1. Introduction
  • What's Sports Got to Do with Sales Coaching?
  • Our Approach
  • The Case for Coaching
  • The Context of Today's Sales Leader and Sales Professional
  • If Sales Coaching is so Good, then, and the Payoffs are Considerable, Why Don't We All Do It?
  • Why Sales Managers Don't Coach
  • What's in This Book for You as a Sales Coach?
  • What's in This Book for You as the Sales Professional?
  • Our Wish for the Book
  • 2. You as Coach, Your Inner Coach
  • What Are You in It For?
  • Knowing Me, Knowing You
  • The Emotional Intelligence Equation
  • Understanding Yourself Better
  • Coach: Born or Made?
  • Will It Make Me a Better Coach?
  • Integrity and Authenticity
  • Self-improvement
  • Habits
  • Breaking up Is Hard to Do
  • Duhigg Habit Loop
  • It's a Marathon Not a Sprint
  • Looking after Yourself
  • Get off the Podium
  • Getting Inside the Head of a Great Performance Coach
  • Closing Thoughts
  • 3. The Outer Coach: The Skills and Behaviours of Great Coaches
  • The Coaching Relationship
  • Coach the Person First
  • Building the Chemistry
  • Observation: Look, Listen and Sense
  • Watch the Story Unfold
  • Observing Once with Your Eyes and Ears is Not Enough
  • Are You Really Listening?
  • It's the Small Things that Matter
  • Preparation
  • Feedback
  • Without Freaking People Out
  • Feedback
  • Part of the Everyday
  • It's Not What You Say, It's the Way that You Say It
  • Timing Is Everything
  • Strengths or Weaknesses: Positive or Negative?
  • Feedback
  • It's Just a Note
  • Ask More Than Tell?
  • When To Ask, When To Tell
  • Finding Your Rhythm
  • Coaching the Individual and Team
  • Where Do You Start, Team or Individual?
  • Coach the Whole Team, Not Just Your Favourites
  • You Don't Need to Be the Coach to Coach
  • Commitment to Action
  • Goal Setting and the Power of Progress
  • Create an Environment for Success
  • Closing Thoughts
  • 4. Being Coached
  • Coachable vs Uncoachable
  • Fear of Failure
  • I Have Been Doing This Job for 15 Years ...
  • You Don't Want to Admit You Are Losing Your Edge
  • Only You Can Hold Yourself Back
  • Know Yourself First
  • Using Psychometric Tools
  • Never Stop Questioning Your Practice
  • Building a Coaching Relationship
  • Your Coach Doesn't Have to Be Your Manager
  • Look Beyond the Obvious
  • Beware of Choosing Someone Like You
  • Trust and Relationship
  • Self-Coaching Isn't Enough
  • Getting the Most out of Coaching
  • Being Prepared
  • In the Coaching Moment
  • The Art of Dealing with Feedback
  • Five-Step Framework for Dealing with Feedback
  • Closing Thoughts
  • 5. Structure, Process and Models
  • Start with Culture
  • Whose Responsibility Is It to Set the Coaching Culture?