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Customizing Sales Training: Marrying Rich Content/Skills and the Client’s Best Practices

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agrodnitzkyOctober 7, 2013Blog

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Customizing sales training solutions requires thorough planning to create a balance between the skills to be taught and the insights and best practices from the client.

With a limited amount of time, facilitators spend time teaching the right things, without filling the program with too much content that participants can’t absorb it.

Understanding the Relationship Between Content & Best Practices

In this video blog, Andrea Grodnitzky, Senior Vice President, Global Performance Solutions, discusses the relationship between teaching content and using best practices to create a well-rounded sales training program.

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