Impact the sales performance of your team “When there is trust, conflict becomes nothing but the pursuit of truth, an attempt to find the best possible answer.” Patrick Lencioni, Author, The 5 Dysfunctions of
Sales training in Northern Ireland: Developing a high performance sales culture in a Mid Ulster manufacturing business Shift Control works with a number of businesses that sit within the category of manufacturing / engineering
Delighted to have Declan Coyle on this weeks podcast. Declan is a leadership, development and transformational coach who has worked with some of the most successful teams in GAA as well as helping out
Clearing out some old storage boxes recently I came across a ‘mixtape’ which for the uninitiated is something described by Urban Dictionary as: “A mix featuring songs that have been carefully chosen, mixed and
Shift Control sales podcast – Hugh Gilmore When meeting with prospective clients, rather than list the full range of services we offer, we often talk about the outcomes and consequences that our sales training
The T-Shaped skillset and sales training courses I must have been sick the day we were taught about T-shaped skills at school. Back in the day, learning and career options were limited. It would
Sales training and coaching – in search of higher performance. “The secret to achievement is getting started. The secret of getting started is breaking your complex overwhelming tasks into small manageable tasks, and then
Sales training and coaching tips for your team If you are looking for some inspiration for your sales team – or for yourself – there is no shortage of resources. There are many different
Paul Creighton – CEO of AES Global and Sales Mentor The latest podcast in the Shift Control podcast series features Paul Creighton, CEO of AES Global – a Tyrone based security technology business. I
Changing culture in an oranisation doesn’t happen over-night. Attitudes and behaviours within an organisation are deep rooted and change takes time. Being adaptive, flexible and innovative are ‘ticket to entry’ behaviours for most organisations