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The Skilled Employee Challenge This week, Ron Slee takes readers through the skilled employee challenge, after a particularly illumination conversation with a fellow industry professional. Recently I had an online chat with a talented executive in this industry in which I have spent most of my career. After reading through the Job Shock series from […]
How to map out a strategy to build a culture of respect In this week’s guest post, Sonya Law explains how to map out a strategy to build a culture of respect in your organization. Respect helps us to treat our most valuable resource – our people – in a way that shows they matter […]
Job Shock, Part Three Edward E. Gordon, the founder and president of Imperial Consulting Corporation in Chicago, has consulted with leaders in business, education, government, and non-profits for over 50 years. As a writer, researcher, speaker, and consultant he has helped shape policy and programs that advance talent development and regional economic growth. This week, he […]
Parts Market Capture and HeadCount In his blog post this week, Learning Without Scars Founder and Managing Member Ron Slee talks to readers about parts market capture and the headcount. Parts Market Capture and HeadCount One of the deep memories that I have is how much the parts counter and telephone sales job functions can […]
Imagination CAN Provoke Performance. Tonight, our founder and managing executive Ron Slee describes for readers the different ways that our imagination can provoke performance. As we continue to develop products within our Learning Without Scars employee development platform, I am constantly pushing to find the tools and the means to provoke individual performance from the […]
The Relational Ladder Tonight’s post on the relational ladder is taken from conversations and readings with Ed Wallace. The world is changing and the noise around us at times is overwhelming. Network News, Round the Clock Cable Stations and then all the social media pounding on us. Cell Phones dinging in the middle of the […]
Prospecting and Account Penetration Prospecting and Account Penetration: Virtual Selling Tips related to Vital Selling Regimens. By Don Buttrey, President of Sales Professional Training, Inc. For today’s guest blog, Don shares with us the unique challenges of prospecting and account penetration in the virtual world. In the world of “before,” it was a given that […]
Falling Upward Tonight’s guest blog is from Sonya Law, sharing the experience of Falling Upward. How to create a culture of Ethical Leadership and Courageous Conversations Falling upward is how it can feel like for leaders when faced with an ethical dilemma and there is no rule book… Firstly, every organization I have worked for […]
Underneath the rock: How to inspire resilience in a pandemic This week, Sonya Law returns with another guest blog for us. Who better than a Human Resources Manager to help us to uncover what is buried underneath the rock, and how we can inspire resilience in a pandemic. “Developing resilience helps us to overcome obstacles, […]
Are salespeople born or made? This week’s blog post is a continuation of last week’s series Answers to Four Tough Sales Questions. The second question in the series asks us: are salespeople born or made? Don Buttrey is the president of Sales Professional Training Inc., a company that offers in-depth skill development for sales professionals and sales […]