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Sales Leadership Dysfunctions–Sales Need Clarity And Direction

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Not long ago, Mike Weinberg wrote a brilliant article about this, identifying 8 Sins that destroy sales cultures and results. The issues Mike has identified are critical, not only for sales success, but also for the success of their companies. Last week, I talked about Anti-Sales Attitudes within companies.

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What is ‘line of sight’ and why is it important to sales leaders?

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Having ‘line of sight’ is the skill that will set you apart from every other sales leader. Massive inconsistency and dysfunction results. This is a failure of leadership. Leadership tends to place more focus on direction-setting rather than on determining how the strategy will be executed. The sales analyst?

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Sales Hacker Recommends: 97 Best Sales Books for Peak Performance (2020 Update)

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And for leveling up your sales skills, nothing beats a good sales book. So what are the best sales books for helping you reach peak performance? Have been recommended by sales professionals. Here’s how you can find the sales books that are most relevant to you. Here they are… The 97 Best Sales Books in 2020.

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Sales Leadership Dysfunctions — Sales Managers As Desk Jockeys

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I’ve written about a couple of dysfunctions— Anti Sales Attitudes and the Need For Clarity and Direction. One of the more common dysfunctions is sales managers leading from behind a desk. Increasingly we find sales managers either trapped behind or hiding behind a desk.

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