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Best Sales Trainers Mumbai, India
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Best Sales Trainer in India | Kaizentraining Solutions
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Understanding Buyer Psychology: A Crucial Aspect of Sales Professionals
As sales professionals, your primary objective is to convert leads into customers by leveraging inherent communication skills and product/Service knowledge. While these attributes are the same reasons why you landed the job, why do some of us excel while others struggle? The answer lies in your understanding of your target buyers’ thought processes and your ability to leverage this understanding to your advantage.
This blog aims to share insights that we generally we provide in our sessions of sales training in India. You can apply these ideas to understand consumer psychology as a sales professional and adjust your approach for each interaction with your prospects. For more details visit here - https://www.bmoreconsulting.net/blog/understanding-buyer-psychology-a-crucial-aspect-of-sales-professionals/
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Pritha Dubey - Your Success Vitamin Coach
Pritha Dubey owner of The Success Vitamin is a Sales Trainer in India. Her name is recognized worldwide as the creator of Sales Intelligence which combines the Science of selling and emotional Intelligence. She assists salespeople who are growth-oriented to discover and develop their sales skills that will assist them in navigating the demands of the ever-changing sales. She assists them with the issues of the growth of revenue, management of pipeline conversion ratios, negotiation techniques, and the performance of sales.
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Spiritual Motivational Speakers in India
Do you face any pressure? Meet the best public speaker Akshay Agarwal is a well-known name, considered the finest motivational speaker in India for students. Talk to us at +91-9818912700
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Day One Hundred Nineteen
Another one of my freshman- one I’ve written about before- was suspended for a week. I witnessed the altercation that led to it, and, whew, it was bad. These kids are so angry, and they’re so young to be so angry.
I know there’s a lot of discourse about “post-covid kids,” but my colleagues think that the fire was already burning before covid hit- at least in our community, and probably in others, too. Covid was like pouring gasoline on the fire, for sure, but so many kids were already experiencing trauma due to the opioid crisis (the number of our students whose parents are dead, incarcerated, or otherwise incapable of caring for their children because of addiction is staggering), already spending huge chunks of their time in the violent ecosystem of social media and online gaming (no, I’m not saying video games make kids violent, I’m saying that many of the players they watch and interact with espouse violence, and they emulate those players), and already of the opinion- I’ve written this before- that the people in power in their country would be willing to let them die.
So I understand, to some extent, why they’re so angry. Understanding doesn’t make it any less tragic, or make it any easier to figure out what to do about it. I’m doing my best to make my classroom a safe, welcoming space- and to model compassion, kindness, calm, etc...- but this is so much bigger than me. It’s bigger than any of us.
Meantime, teaching and learning go on.
I showed my World students some video clips about Diwali and Holi, and shared some pictures one of our sophomores, who is in India right now with his family, sent from their Holi celebrations. Then we read an article about other traditions and customs related to Hinduism, students asked their customarily excellent questions (I love that about the students I have this semester), made observations, connected the information to other things they’d learned. That was great.
My GOV students took a vocab quiz, and then we geeked out about natsec policy. I mean, mostly, it was me geeking out because this is my jam, but my students got into it, too. First, I explained the dominant theories in defense policy, explained who the primary policymakers are, gave some examples of policy in action (Afghanistan War, weapons sales to Saudi Arabia, security assistance to Ukraine). Then I covered trade policy, so I had to explain a lot of terminology first (tariffs, and subsidies, and sanctions- oh my!), and then we got into US farm subsidies, free trade agreements, the US-China trade war, and- again- the war in Ukraine. We stuck on that subject because we have a guest joining us via videoconference on Monday: Matt Gallagher- US army vet, author, and recent volunteer defense trainer in Ukraine. We read one of his recent pieces together, and talked about it until the bell.
Stay tuned for more!
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Best Sales Training Company in India | GoPush
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Best Sales Training Company in India with GoPush
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