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Leadership Course for the Corporate World
Sales in Today’s World

 
 

SALES PROGRAMS

Selling is the heart of any business. The psychology and the methods of selling have changed. The old ways of selling are becoming obsolete in a world where prospects have access to information at the click of a button. Today’s world is transparent.

Distance is dead. Speed wins. Customers can buy as easily from across the world as they can from across the street. Global supply chains have flattened the world. Creativity has become the most powerful resource in product development and customer retention.

The traditional model used to determine customer needs, Maslow’s Hierarchy of Needs, requires updating to ensure its continued effectiveness. Tulshi Sen Consulting has designed a course for sales training that applies the eternal principles of Maslow in a more effective manner for today’s flat world.

Sales programs will be customized to fulfill the unique requirements of each corporation for,

  1. Stimulating Creativity

  2. Increasing Productivity

  3. Improving Retention

  4. Reducing Stress

  5. Increasing the Capacity for Knowledge Absorption

  6. Improving Communication Skills to Increase Productivity

  7. Dealing With Subordinates

  8. Dealing With Peers And Superiors

  9. Developing The Ability To Vision And Hold The Vision

  10. Improving Assessment and Decision Making

  11. Developing Intellectual Strength

  12. Increasing Reliance On Consciousness

  13. Establishing Relationships With Employer, With The Business, With Family, With The Universe

 LEADERSHIP PROGRAMS

Tulshi Sen Consulting will also customize a Leadership Program for their clients that addresses the unique ways in which their client’s product is developed and delivered to the consumer.

Components of the Program:

  1. Balancing Life with Work and Family for Optimal Creativity and Productivity

  2. Using Unconditioned Thought for Bypassing the Limitations of the Mind and Finding New Ways to Get Results

  3. Breaking the Dependency on External Conditions and Circumstances by Creating from the Center Outward

  4. Using the Four Eternal Principles to Stimulate Creation from the Absolute

  5. Using the Four Steps to Visioning to Create the Ideal Organization
    from Top to Bottom to Maximize Productivity

DOING BUSINESS IN A FLAT WORLD PROGRAMS

Most corporations are global; the geographical location of the Corporate Head Quarters does not indicate the culture of the corporation. It could have an American CEO, a Chinese CFO, and an Indian CIO. The sale has to be done to all three while they are sitting in their respective countries communicating face to face across the globe through online audio and video. The sale has to be closed in this virtual environment.

Selling to the retail consumer and then selling to wholesalers in today’s outsourcing and in-sourcing world. Applying Maslow's five basic human needs in a new way for,

  1. Making deals

  2. Collaboration and growth

  3. Web copy and infrastructure

  4. Face to face selling

  5. Understanding American Psychology, Asian Psychology, Developing Countries Psychology

  6. Implementing today’s language of sales and understanding the difference from yesterday’s language of sales

  7. Entering  multicultural markets and how to deal with multicultural prospects.

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