Lee Salz

Lee B. Salz is President of Sales Dodo and author of "Soar Despite Your Dodo Sales Manager." He specializes in helping companies and their sales organizations adapt and thrive in the ever-changing world of business. Lee is available for keynote speaking, business consulting, and sales training. He can be reached via his website at Sales Dodo or by phone at 763.416.4321.
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Motivate Your Sales Team to Crush the Tomato

Motivation is one of the biggest keys to developing successful teams. Every day strong skilled teams are beaten by lesser skilled ones loaded with heart and desire. But who creates the motivation for that to happen?

Secrets to Getting the Sales Job You Want

If you are in sales, pursuing a new job is much like pursuing a sales prospect. Your marketing tools have to present you in the most relevant light. This article tells you how to effectively use them.

Compensate to Motivate Your Sales Team

Channeling the energy of a sales team can be challenging. How you compensate them determines where they invest their time and the results you get.

Leadership... It's Not Just For Managers

People are often told to "be a leader," but what does that mean? How do people know how to act as a leader when no one defines it for them? There is a simple mantra that defines leadership.

The Second Dimension of Screening Sales Talent

Companies, when they interview, focus their attention on learning about the candidate. However, equal importance should be placed on the candidate interviewing them so that both sides can make a solid decision on the relationship.

Companies spend tons of money trying to attract sales talent through job boards, yet they impair that campaign with what they put in their ad.

The Sales Person's First Day

Companies think that once the sales person agrees to join their company that the goal has been accomplished. The truth is that this is only one more step of the process and there is still much work to be done.

Priming the Sales Applicant Pump

Many confuse the purpose of a job advertisement with a job description. These are both valuable tools, but are not replacements for one another.

Secrets Buried In a Sales Person's Resume

The vehicle that introduces sales people to companies is a resume, but there are secrets hidden in the resume that hiring managers should know before they interview a candidate.

Motivating the Passive Sales Candidate

Enticing sales people who are not looking for a job to be receptive to another opportunity is challenging. The key is to figure out which of the two motivators springs them into action. Is it fear or greed?



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