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Remember playing I Spy when you were a kid? Before the tablet age, this was a classic parenting tactic to keep children entertained during a long car ride or a grown-up meal in public.
Tag: Gluckow
First Impressions Are Made Sooner Than You Think
You've vetted the company, identified their areas of need, how you can help them, and researched who may be present in the room that can block or support your move. But have you researched yourself?
12 Lessons from Uber — How to Transform and Dominate Your Marketplace
Nine years ago Uber revolutionized the public transportation industry, and forever transformed the way it does business.
How to Succeed as a First-Time Sales Manager
Jennifer Gluckow, founder of Sales in A New York Minute, knows a thing or two about sales. She’s also a first-rate manager with plenty of street cred.
Excuses. Excuses. Excuses.
It is easy to become discouraged when you constantly hear the word “no” in your profession. If rejection is an ongoing part of your job, you have to come up with solutions, rather than excuses.
Are you the Best?
It’s your first week, and your manager says to the ten new-hires, “Look around the room, only one out of every ten people will be here in the next 36 months.” Will you be the one?
The “art” of selling – the permanent TO DO
While sales without salespeople is possible, salespeople, you included, have the power to make a sale that will lead to long-term, reoccurring or multiple sales, if you master the art of emotionally-connected selling.
Wrong Address Equals Sale
I had every reason to be mad. There I was, standing in the middle of Manhattan, struggling to hold my laptop, projector, handbag, and books. I was about to give a huge presentation, and I’d arrived 45 minutes early.
Manage Smarter 16 — Jennifer Gluckow: Tips for Young and First-time Managers
Jennifer Gluckow is an author and founder of Sales in a New York Minute as well as host of a YouTube Channel of the same name. In episode 16, Jennifer discusses how age plays a role in the workplace and uses her professional experience to share her advice for young managers and first-time managers.
It’s ruff out there. How are you being “treated” and how are you treating others?
Here are the things Charlie does that gives me happiness, reflection, love – and ideas to pass on to salespeople. Whether you’re a dog lover, a cat lover, or neither, here are Charlie’s life lessons and sales lessons:
February is the Month of Romance. Love Yourself?
Let’s use Valentine’s Day as a lesson. What’s love and emotion got to do with sales, success, career, and life?
Sales lessons are business lessons and ethics lessons in disguise
Don’t convince anyone to buy something that doesn’t work for them, and always help them find the BEST solution for themselves, so when they leave they can’t wait to tell all of their friends.
