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Video Blog: Sales Coaching: Why do Companies Continue to “Not Coach”?

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agrodnitzkyDecember 16, 2013Blog

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Today’s organizations have finally realized the importance and value of sales coaching, but that doesn’t guarantee that it is always happening. The sales coaching training process starts at the top of an organization with managers, whom are responsible for coaching down.

If managers are unable to grasp the learned skill of coaching, it will affect the rest of the organization as well. In this video blog, Richardson Sales Performance's Andrea Grodnitzky, Richardson Sales Performance's Chief Marketing Officer, discusses what is preventing organizations from fully adopting coaching as a universal skill.

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