blog-header

    The Progress Coaching Blog

    4 Ways To Demonstrate Your Ready to Be Sales Management Material

    February 1, 2010 Posted by : Caitlin Robinson
    1 comments

    1. Develop a reputation of credibility.  Do what you say you will do.  Be where you say you will be.  And finish what you say you will finish when you say you will finish it.  Build a reputation as someone people can count on.
    2. Handle change with grace.  Businesses change on a daily even hourly basis, by proving you can keep pace with those changes management will see your leadership potential.  When change is made do your best to be supportive in helping others learn or get used to the change.  If something in particular shakes even you, ask your manager for a few minutes to discuss the changes, a better understanding may be all you need to get over the shock.
    3. Be open to receiving and giving help.  Even the highest person at your company doesn’t know everything, and neither do you.  Be open to feedback that can make you more successful.  And if a fellow team member comes to you for advice, take the 5 minutes to listen and help.  People who are respected by their peers are natural choices for promotion.
    4. Grow your knowledge.  Like we said above it's impossible for one person to know everything, so be open to opportunities for growth.  If those opportunities are not given to you by your superior look for ways to open opportunity for your self.  Use half a vacation day to attend a seminar, then email your manager some things you learned when you get back. Or subscribe to blogs or article sites for free information, and then make it a habit to forward relevant information on to fellow co-workers or even your boss.  These simple tasks show you go above and beyond to improve yourself and those around you.
    3 FREE Ways to Improve Employee Morale and Productivity
    10 Ways Introverts Can Develop an Extrovert's Qualities

    About Author

    Caitlin Robinson
    Caitlin Robinson

    Related Posts
    The Unseen Impact of Observant Leadership
    Mastering Self-Coaching: Harnessing Your Strengths for Fulfillment and Engagement
    The Learning Project: A Transformative Tool in Leadership Coaching

    Leave a Reply