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Sales Interview Questions from a Sales Coach
I have posted interview questions for various sales positions below. These questions will be helpful when interviewing a sales professional of any level. Example position titles that these interview questions may be helpful for are: Sales Representative, Sales Executive, Account Manager, Account Executive, Sales Manager, District Sales Manager, Regional Sales Manager, Director of Sales, VP of Sales.
The Self Promotion Piece - Bringing a Graphics Standard into the Business World
All business owners are familiar with the corporate brochure, but rarely is it utilized in the same way by companies in non-creative fields. Most corporate brochures end up serving either as extended ads (too obviously self-serving, unless the ad is the purpose), or dry company profiles (which are, well, dry). I often suggest a more creative approach to my clients… a “show” rather than “tell”.

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Creativity and leadership
By being creative, you can become a stronger leader. This article shows how to develop your creative side - pointing out that we can all be creative in our leadership.
Making Time for Your Creative Self
"I'm not creative." "I don't have a creative bone in my body." "As creative as you are, that's how uncreative I am." These are all real comments from real people who don't believe they're creative.
Review Lightning In A Bottle How To Develop Saleable Products
Did you ever wonder if your brainstorming and focus groups were effective? Wonder no more, David Minter and Michael Reid reveal the truth and add their own approach to the mix to make products flops a much less likely outcome from your creative activity.
The Self Promotion Piece - Bringing a Graphics Standard into the Business World
All business owners are familiar with the corporate brochure, but rarely is it utilized in the same way by companies in non-creative fields. Most corporate brochures end up serving either as extended ads (too obviously self-serving, unless the ad is the purpose), or dry company profiles (which are, well, dry). I often suggest a more creative approach to my clients… a “show” rather than “tell”.
Tips and Techniques for Finding the Right Ad Agency
Creative agencies, whether they specialize in graphic design, advertising or web, are just what you would want them to be – creative. And that includes snappy presentations that can wow you with lots of bells and whistles. But a creative presentation won’t necessarily get you the partner who is best for your project. Selecting the wrong creative partner is a waste of money and time that can turn an exciting project into an exercise in frustration. Sure, you want a firm with outstanding creative skills. But you need an agency that bases their top-notch creative work on a solid foundation of strategy, knowledge and understanding of where your organization is trying to go.

Need to be more creative? Give yourself a “Whack on The Side of the Head”
Can you train yourself to be a better creative thinker? Answer: Yes! Everyone can be more creative, so says Roger von Oech, author of a great little book called “A Whack on the Side of the Head - How You Can Be More Creative”.
Clear Creative Blocks Forever
Is there such a thing as a creative block? This article teaches writers, designers, developers, and other creative entrepreneurs and professionals 10 simple and proven tips for clearing their “illusive” creative blocks forever.
Thinking In and Out of the Box
The current buzz phrase among business and creative types is, "Thinking out of the box." This means that you think in non-orthodox, non-traditional ways that lead you to new and creative conclusions. This is a powerful tool, as far as it goes, because it allows you to use your entire creative mind without limiting yourself to the way things have always been done. However, while you're thinking in the new "out of the box" way, don't forget that there are some pretty great concepts in that old box. Traditional thinking at one time was someone's creative "out of the box" thinking. Because it was successful, that thought became traditional or "in the box."

Developing a Creative Strategy
This article deals with the development of a creative strategy related to marketing communications. It provides a practical step-by-step approach to establishing a creative strategy.
Inspirations for Strategy Planning
Try taking an original and creative approach to developing your strategy! This is a short method of looking at the strategy you have chosen and the environment in which you are doing this. Have a read and enjoy an inspiring way to get forward!
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