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Coaching Best PracticesSMA Experts’ ExchangeSMA Experts’ Exchange
The Sales Management Association – © Copyright 2010
September 2, 2010
An Expert Panel discussion featuring:
Gary Braun
Principal
Pivotal Advisors
Paul Helmore
VP Sales Data & Consulting Services
Schlumberger Oilfield Services
Tim McChrystal
Director - MSM, Sales & Product Training
Sentry Insurance
Today’s Session
Panel format
• Each panelist will present for 10 minutes
• I will moderate discussion following these brief presentations
• We will take your questions
Today’s Panelists
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Gary Braun
Principal
Pivotal Advisors
Paul Helmore
VP Sales Data & Consulting Services
Schlumberger Oilfield Services
Tim McChrystal
Director - MSM, Sales & Product Training
Sentry Insurance
Sales Managers’ Coaching ProgramEnhancing sales managers’ skillsEnhancing sales managers’ skills
The Sales Management Association - Copyright 2010
Paul Helmore
VP Sales Data & Consulting Services
Schlumberger Oilfield Services
So What is the Role of a Coach…?
“Moving valuable people from where they are to where they want to go.”
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Executive Coaching vs. Sales Coaching
“Coaching is an ongoing and dynamic series of job-embedded interactions between a sales manager and his or her direct report, designed to diagnose and correct or reinforce behaviors, specific to that individual” - Sales Executive Council
Coaching cannot be confused with :Coaching cannot be confused with :
• Training
• Mentoring
• Apprising
• Leadership
• Managing
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The Business Case for Coaching
• Teams that believe the coaching they receive is “high quality” are more likely to over-perform than those receiving “low quality” coaching.
• Salespeople who receive “high-quality” coaching also score well above mean ratings for:
– “Intention to stay”– “Intention to stay”
– Effort- Sales Executive Council
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Executive Coaching vs. Sales Coaching
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What Do We Call Coaching?
• Let me Show you how to do it
• If you Do it My Way….
• If I were in your position…
• You MUST do it this way
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Coaching for us is “Moving a lot of people from where I left them to where I want them to go”
Our Process
Slide 9
Performance Management
Coaching Coaching The secret to helping your sales team
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Gary Braun
Principal
Pivotal Advisors
Comparing Typical to High Performing Leaders
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The Typical Evaluation of Sales
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Only Three Things Drive Sales
• Activity
– Number of Meetings, Presentations, Opportunities, Proposals, etc
• Closing Percentage/Close Ratio
– Closing a higher percentage of the Opportunities that you generate
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• Deal Size
– Getting a higher revenue per deal closed
The Sales Scorecard
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The Sales Scorecard
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Reasons for Non-Performance
• Not clear on goals/expectations– Clarify and agree on goals/expectations
• Don’t know how to do what you ask of them– Provide Coaching/Training
– Go on calls with them to diagnose issues
• Don’t have time to meet expectations
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• Don’t have time to meet expectations– Take things off their plate
– Insufficient systems to support what they need – fix or simplify
– Focusing time in wrong areas – reprioritize where they should spend time
• Not motivated– Frequent meetings to review activity
– Find sources of motivation – competition, feedback, recognition, etc.
Best Practices of Managing Performance
• Set Goals/Expectations around your key leading indicators
• Measure your reps and meet with them frequently (once per week or every other week) to discuss their progress against metrics
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• Use the metrics to diagnose areas you can help reps
• Spend time on their area of need
Coaching Salesperson Activity
and Effortand Effort
The Sales Management Association - Copyright 2010
Tim McChrystal
Director - MSM, Sales & Product Training
Sentry Insurance
Coaching Salesperson Activity and Effort
Sales management role
• Monitoring salesperson effort
- Reports
� Individual
� Team
Division
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� Division
– 80/20
� Least time – stars
� Stars generate $$$$
Sales Management’s Role
Sales management ‘s role
• Recognizing salesperson’s current path:
– Skill
– Knowledge
– Ability
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Identify Gaps, Optimize Efforts
Sales management’s role
• Coach the team – walk the same path
- Identify the gaps
- Optimize their efforts
� Skill
� Knowledge
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� Knowledge
� Ability
– Faster on-boarding of new salespeople
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Thank You
Presenter Contact Information
Contact information for today’s presenters:
Tim McChrystal
Director - MSM, Sales & Product Training
Sentry Insurance
Gary Braun
Principal
Pivotal Advisors
[email protected]+1 (952) 226-3385
Paul Helmore
VP Sales Data & Consulting Services
Schlumberger Oilfield Services
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GaryPaul Tim