July, 2014

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The future of the UK pharma market: A global context

pharmaphorum

The global pharmaceutical market passes a significant milestone in 2014: reaching one trillion US dollars in total value. IMS Health forecasts the global market will see a compound average growth rate of between 4 to 7 percent in constant dollar terms to 2018, driven by two very different speed growth engines: at best low single digit value growth in the developed markets, contrasting with largely double digit growth in the power house pharmerging markets.

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7 Ways to Evaluate the Sales Hiring Process

The Brooks Group

. Our research tells us that only 41% of senior sales leaders have confidence in their organization's ability to attract, hire and retain top sales performers, yet many front-line hiring managers rush to fill open sales positions. To make sure the sales hiring process inside of your organization ensures you only hire top-performers, senior execs must provide a multistep roadmap for hiring.and hold managers accountable to it.

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How Buyers Stiff Arm Salespeople Into Cutting Their Price

The Brooks Group

Buyers can pull some pretty dirty tricks when they’re trying to push salespeople into cutting their price. They don’t want to overpay, want to look good to their boss and many actually get paid based on how much they save. While there are literally dozens of tactics these folks use to manipulate sales reps into cutting their price, one of the most easily recognizable is the “Stiff Arm” tactic.

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True or False: Anyone Can Sell In The Right Environment

The Brooks Group

One of the most common misconceptions about the world of sales is that salespeople are born, not made. It is true that some people are more naturally inclined to be successful salespeople than others. However, the important thing to remember as a sales manager is that almost anyone can sell in the right environment. These tips will help you learn how to train anyone on your sales team to be successful at selling.

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AI Strategies for Sales Managers: How to Cut Down on Tedious Admin Work

What if you could help your sellers stop wasting 72% of their day on non-selling activities and focus on bringing in revenue? Incorporating AI in your enablement workflows can help you cut down on busy work, get projects done faster, and let your team (and you!) focus on making a bigger impact. We put together this guide to show you how to use AI to cut time and costs for projects, including collateral creation, development of training videos, and automating tedious processes.

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Guaranteeing You Have Top Performers On Board: The 3 Best Interview Questions To Ask Sales Candidates

The Brooks Group

Identifying, interviewing and hiring the right salespeople is one of the most difficult elements of a sales manager’s job. One of the easiest ways to separate the poor sales performers from the good ones is to ask the right questions during their initial interview. Solid, proven interview questions to ask sales candidates will help you understand what kind of person they are and how well they will fit into your company’s culture.

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Tired Of The Typical, Boring Sales Meeting? 9 Tips For Holding Productive And Successful Sales Meetings

The Brooks Group

For many salespeople, the phrase “sales meeting” conjures up dreadful images of long, boring sessions of listening to managers talk endlessly. Fortunately, with some effort there are ways to hold productive and successful sales meetings. 9 Tips For Productive and Successful Sales Meetings. 1. Have A Reason To Hold A Meeting Regular meetings can be beneficial, but if there is nothing to discuss, it doesn't make sense to fill up time for the sake of having a meeting.

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