Sales: Games and Activities for Trainers
When you're training your salespeople to win at the game of selling, it pays to have some fun. Improving the skills of your salespeople can have a dramatic impact on your bottom line. But many salespeople are bored by conventional training approaches, and the result is not much improvement in their skills or behaviors. Sales Games and Activities for Trainers solves this problem by giving you 90 games and activities that make sales training more fun--and effective--for trainers and their trainees. Exciting, interactive exercises covering all aspects of selling--from time management and organizational skills, to relationship building, questioning techniques, sales presentations, handling objections, and fending off the competition--include learning objectives, instructions, and points to discuss afterward. The success of McGraw-Hill's best-selling Games Trainers Play series proves that trainers find training games effective. Now, for the first time, trainers get the most powerful games and activities designed specifically for training salespeople, customer service representatives, telemarketers, and others involved in the selling process. ''If just one of these games, used in one of your training sessions, helps just one salesperson increase productivity by just 10 percent, your investment in Sales Games and Activities for Trainers will be paid back a hundred times over of more.''--Robert W. Bly, author Selling Your Services. ABOUT THE AUTHORS: Gary B. Connor is the head of The Connor Group. He has developed and sells the sales training program ``Buyer's Side Selling.'' He also delivers seminars and does speaking on sales, sales management, and time management. He is a member of the Board of Directors of the Professional Society for Sales and Marketing Training and of Sales and Marketing Executives. John A. Woods is president of CWL Publishing Enterprises, a firm that specializes in the development of business publications. He is co-editor of McGraw-Hill's The Quality Yearbook (now in is fourth edition) and The ASTD Training and Performance Guidebook.