15.8. Your Chapter 15 Checklist
Remember that a sales team is a group of people working together for the common purpose of improving customer satisfaction.
Team members should complement one another and fill in the gaps. They should not be your clones.
With a team-based approach to sales, you can get more done more efficiently, earn higher profits, and improve customer satisfaction, all while providing yourself with more free time.
The right time to form a team is when you have more business than you can possibly manage on your own.
Draw up a team roster with a job title for every position you need to fill.
Hold a weekly meeting with everyone on the team to keep team members informed and allow them to share ideas and coordinate tasks.
Hold a weekly meeting with each individual team member to review goals and make sure the person has everything required to perform his or her job.
As team manager, you are responsible for forming and communicating the team's vision and mission and motivating team members to do their best.
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