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The Machine A Radical Approach To The Design Of The Sales Function Hardcover Justin Roffmarsh

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The Machine A Radical Approach To The Design Of The Sales Function Hardcover Justin Roffmarsh
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Publisher: Greenleaf Book Group Press
File Extension: EPUB
File size: 2.01 MB
Pages: 240
Author: Justin Roff-Marsh
ISBN: 9781626342248, 1626342245
Language: English
Year: 2015
Edition: Hardcover

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The Machine A Radical Approach To The Design Of The Sales Function Hardcover Justin Roffmarsh by Justin Roff-marsh 9781626342248, 1626342245 instant download after payment.

A silent revolution in sales
InThe Machine, Justin Roff-Marsh shows readers how to follow the intrepid executives on three continents who have implemented his ideas over the last 15 years, building ridiculously efficient sales functions—and market-dominating enterprises—as a consequence.
Roff-Marsh calls these executives hissilent revolutionaries.
This revolution has been brewing for a long time. For the last 20 years, organizations’ ability to produce has overtaken their ability to sell, and, for at least as long, customers have unfailingly embraced every opportunity to avoid interacting with traditional field salespeople.
Applying thedivision of laborto sales might not seem controversial, but this innocent-sounding idea decimates the sales management orthodoxy and replaces it with a strange new world where sales is primarily an inside activity, where salespeople earn fixed salaries and focus their attention exclusively onselling conversations, where regional sales offices become redundant, and where marketing and engineering become seamlessly integrated with sales.
The Machineis a field guide for the executive who’s prepared to wrestle sales away from autonomous field-based artisans in favor of a tightly synchronized team of specialists. Readers will embraceThe Machineeither to exploit the new sales order or to avoid falling victim to it.

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