[041] Learning How To Become A Sales Professional, with Leff Bonney from Florida State University

Episode 41 January 26, 2022 00:43:04
[041] Learning How To Become A Sales Professional, with Leff Bonney from Florida State University
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[041] Learning How To Become A Sales Professional, with Leff Bonney from Florida State University

Jan 26 2022 | 00:43:04

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Show Notes

How do you move up from a salesperson to a sales professional? What are some of the steps to be successful in a sales career?

It is not as simple as you may think to start in the sales industry. Few people are born salespeople, while most must work hard to acquire the necessary skills.

In this episode, Leff Bonney from the FSU Sales Institute and I, talk about learning how to become a sales professional. We also talked about his experiences as a professor of sales and marketing.

Learn more about what truly separates great salespeople from everyone else, and become a self-made sales professional.

Find out if your Sales Operation in Scalable

Buy Selling With Authentic Persuasion: Transform from Order Taker to Quota Breaker

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