Setting Boundaries During The Sales Cycle By Knowing When to Say No | Craig Colby - 1655
Communication is key. You’ve heard this phrase before, but how does it apply to sales? Hopefully, at this point, you know from experience that selling is about more than just being an outgoing person with a great smile. If you want to be great at sales, you have to offer more to your customer. In this episode, your host Donald Kelly has a conversation with Craig Colby, the co-founder and president of OneStream Software. Colby brings his experience and dedication to the table to show us how clearly setting expectations can lead to strong, long-term relationships with customers.
Why Should We Set Expectations?
How Do You Start Saying “No”?
“If you’re a sales professional, and you’re newer, or you’re a little more mature, or you’re super mature in the job, you can always learn… Always be learning.” – Craig Colby
Resources
Craig Colby on LinkedIn
Craig Colby on Twitter
OneStream Software
info@onestreamsoftware.com
sales@onestreamsoftware.com
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