Bad Attitudes can hinder a business but with coaching they can be solved. Bad attitudes can tear co-workers apart, can decrease productivity through out the office, and make co-workers unwilling to work together.Managers reluctant to coach this bad apple back to a productive member of a company, can cause this problem to grow at an insurmountable rate. This makes everyone of those problems..
So What Happens After the Workshop? (For Managers)
Weeks after a seminar or workshop, employees find it difficult to change their day-to-day work. So, managers need to put training reinforcement and coaching into place. The two methods are different, but both employ the same types of techniques. When they are both utilized together, the results increase dramatically and employee skill sets greatly improve.
So What Happens After the Workshop? ( Part 2)
Not all employees learn the same, and group sessions may intimidate some. So, managers need to be prepared with other methods that will encourage workers to put their best foot forward. There are two types of coaching that encourage training reinforcement and continuous learning without using an employee’s peers.
So What Happens After the Workshop? (Part 1)
Workshops and seminars are a great way to instigate new techniques or to train employees about a product. They provide helpful tools and tips to improve sales, and they give representatives real world applications that are geared towards the bottom-line. After most workshops, employees return to the office re-focused and ready to make an impact; however, a couple months down the road those tips..
Training Reinforcement + Coaching = Performance
Training is important to every business. Employees go through training sessions when they begin at a company, and most are sent to seminars at least once or twice throughout their employment. These sessions provide tips, tools and techniques to perform a job to the best of a person’s ability, and they are beneficial to employees…for about a month or two. Oftentimes, upper-level management does..
The Managers Role in Price Objections
Handling price objections is a skill that needs practice. Most salespeople need to build their confidence in this area since it can be a daunting task when a customer proceeds to push for them to lower the price. Managers need to step in and coach their employees through the process of rejecting a price objection. This can require one-on-one coaching, group sessions or peer-to-peer meetings.
Three Tips to Handling Price Objections
Price objections. They are the one thing every sales person receives, and it is an area that most sales people need help. A sales person’s typical response is to go to the manager to find out if the product or service price can be lowered, and while in some cases this may be necessary, it is not always the right solution. There are ways to combat price objections:1. Fully understand the..
Recent Research Shows Us Why We Need to Coach Our Employees
I recently read a great piece by Maritz Reserach and it blew me away. We really need to coach our employees for a variety of reasons and this research really tells us why.
Employee Attitudes Can Affect Customer Reviews
Experiences. They are what drive customers to continue using a company’s products and services, and they shape our consumer’s thoughts and beliefs about a company as a whole. These days, people are using the World Wide Web to voice their opinions, and they are being heard: