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How Training Causes Behavior Change

To help sales people develop unconscious competence in their selling, several training dynamics must be done.
 

1. Teach sales people what successful customer-focused skills are.
2. Break these skills down into single actions and have sales people practice them for a week in real life selling situations.
3. Have them report on their practice each week.
4. Reward and reinforce them for their successful practice each week.
5. Create an open environment where they can listen to how their peers practiced the ideas.
6. Continue this process over several weeks in order to build new inner beliefs that translate into hew habits.

We call this "real play" - practicing appropriate skills in real life situation, not artificial "role play".

Training that doesn't have build-in follow-up over a several week period can't cause behavior change, nor can it help salespeople develop strong, appropriate selling habits.

Sales success isn't an issue of just intellectually knowing skills, rather it's developing these skills through practice, reporting on that practice in real life selling situations, and being reinforced for successes. After 21 days of practicing an action, new habits or behavior develop.

 

 

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