Results for Author: Rachel Smith

Bad Omens and Signs Your Deal Is at Death’s Door

Rachel Smith

October 13, 2021

They aren’t eight-legged, fanged, fuzzy, or furry. From constant price negotiations to negative body language, learn what signs you really need to watch out for.

It’s All Well and Good Until I Need an Answer Right Now

Rachel Smith

September 29, 2021

So maybe email did unleash our “hyperactive hive minds.” But now that Pandora’s box is open, where do we go from here?

Sales News, September 2021

Rachel Smith

September 08, 2021

This month’s latest is all about onboarding.

Applying Post-sale Strategy to Pre-onboarding

Rachel Smith

September 01, 2021

When someone joins your team, make their welcome swift, open, and warm to increase the likelihood that they’ll stay. (In other words, get that tote bag and mug in the mail.)

Hiring for Diversity

Rachel Smith

August 18, 2021

The journey to a more diverse and equitable work force is a long one. If you hire for diversity but don’t make any other systemic changes, you’re not fully addressing the issue.

Treat Job Candidates Like Prospective Clients

Rachel Smith

August 04, 2021

New, market-driven approaches to the hiring process emphasize better communication, listening, and storytelling.

The Future of Game Theory

Rachel Smith

July 21, 2021

Thinking bigger about game theory by looking at how it applies in the realms of oncology, cybersecurity, pandemic response, and pedestrian safety.

What Is Game Theory?

Rachel Smith

July 07, 2021

Whether a goalkeeper, a Man in Black, a mathematician, or a salesperson with a Monday-morning call list, strategies of game theory will come in handy.

Professionalism: The Last Hidden P

Rachel Smith

June 23, 2021

“Going pro” in sales isn’t just a mantra. It’s not a P.R.O. degree, either.

The Hidden P of Psychology

Rachel Smith

June 09, 2021

No matter how wonderful the features are of the product you’re selling, don’t forget that you’re selling to a creature swayed by color, mood, and the size of the greeter at the front of a store.

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