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Add Structure with Processes and Procedures
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| Have you hit a ceiling in your business model? Is winging it and flying by the seat of your pants no longer helping you reach your growth goals? Discover why structure is necessary and how it can produce quality results through additional individual and team accountability. Read on... |
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WHERE IS THE YOU (“U”) IN ACCOUNTABILITY IN TODAY’S WORLD?
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| Do you know where the you (“U”) is in accountability in your company or organization? Does your organization struggle with accountability as an issue in the workplace today? Is there a culture at your company that holds everyone accountable? What is accountability? A straightforward definition could be: being responsible for one’s activities, conduct and performance of responsibilities. Based upon my life experiences and my business coaching and consulting work, I can tell you that accountability, and the lack thereof, is one of the major issues in business (and life) today. |
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Q: How can I make my employees accountable?
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| Accountability, the "A" word. Many employee issues find their root in accountability, or more specifically, the lack of accountability. Here's an overview on working with your staff to create accountability. |
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Leadership Tips to Create Greater Accountability in Your Organization
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| Accountability becomes mission-critical in challenging times. We need everyone in our organization to take ownership of results and make things happen. Creating an environment of accountability rests with management. Based on our 22 years of experience in organizational development and leadership training, we have discovered that managers systematically remove accountability. As a result the manager themselves ends up shouldering all the responsibility and stress. Here are some practical ideas to create greater accountability in your organization. |
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Gone Are the Days… Revitalizing Sales Reps for the New Century
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| As an "A" player in the New Century you must build business-to-business relationships through channels that other team members can service. The special buyer/salesman relationship isn't dead, golf is still allowed, entertainment is still acceptable, but the degree to which these tools are used has changed. Certainly, the focus and the gray matter behind the sales planning process must contribute more to the long-term goals of the organization. The sales representative in the New Century ensures that their products, their services and their company becomes the channel of choice. The primary objective is the same. "First Call and Last Look," but the methodology has evolved to a higher level. Transactions are no longer managed by the field sales representative.
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2nd of the Top 10 Kurlan Sales Management Functions
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| This is the 2nd in the series of the 10 Kurlan Sales Management Functions.
#1 - ACCOUNTABILITY
In its simplest form, sales accountability consists of the following:
* Holding salespeople accountable to something measurable - metrics - on a daily basis
* Being more demanding - being firmer and tougher
* Eliminating Excuse Making - people take responsibility for their results
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Track, Measure, Learn to Turn Your Prospects Into Customers
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| Accountability is one of the most important terms in sales. Without it, you have no hope of improving your sales progress. Accountability is far less about making sure people do their jobs, it is about helping people do their jobs better. |
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Joint ventures make powerful accountability partners: 7 proven practices
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| 'A' is for accountability, 'A' clients, accomplishments and much more. One of the best ways to develop accountability, especially if you are weak on follow through or staying consistently motivated, is to develop joint venture (JV) partnerships. A JV partner who is already strong in staying accountable to his business will most likely apply that same accountability standard to you. You will not be able to ride below the accountability radar with him: a bonus for you if you are wanting to grow a deeply satisfying and highly successful business. |
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Special Issues for an Area Representative
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| An area representative is best described as a "super" franchise broker and servicing agent for the franchisor. You will be disclosed in ITEMS 2, 3 and 4 of the franchisor's Franchise Disclosure Document with your 5-year biography and litigation and bankruptcy history if you will have management responsibility relating to the sale or operation of franchises. An area representative differs from a subfranchisor in that the area representative uses the franchisor's Franchise Disclosure Document and the franchise agreement is signed directly between the franchisor and the franchisee. The area representative is not a party to the franchise agreement. Under the area representative agreement between the franchisor and the area representative, the franchisor delegates to the area representative certain of the servicing and support obligations |
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You Can’t Chintz Your Way To Building A Successful Network Marketing Business.
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| How a person enters your network marketing business in terms of becoming a full representative or a lower costing “sub” representative will usually determine their success rate. A person who chintzes their way on to your team finds it very easy to walk away from the business due to their small financial loss whereas the person who comes in and buys the full representative package has more of a chance at success. |
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4 Easy Steps to Hold Yourself Accountable
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| Ever wonder why your sales team is not crazy about the word accountability? Well accountability usually sounds like this, “We’ve set your goals, we’ve bought a CRM (customer relationship management system) to track and measure your results. Please have your sales report filed by Friday morning at 8 a.m. and we will review first thing Monday morning at our weekly sales meeting.”
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