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- 1. Sales and Distribution
Management, 2e
Dr Tapan K. Panda, Great Lakes Institute of Management, Chennai
Dr Sunil Sahadev, University of Sheffield, UK
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Chapter 10: Training the Sales Force
- 2. Chapter 10
Training the Sales Force
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Chapter 10: Training the Sales Force
- 3. Challenges in sales training
Will the training programme be effective in solving a
problem?
Will the investment in it be justified?
Will it produce the desired or intended results?
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Chapter 10: Training the Sales Force
- 4. Role of the trainer
• The success of the training programme depends on the
ability, skill, and motivation of the sales trainer
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Chapter 10: Training the Sales Force
- 5. The training process
Training need assessment
Design and conduct of a training programme
Evaluation of a training programme
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Chapter 10: Training the Sales Force
- 6. Training need assessment phase
Organizational level analysis
Task level analysis
Individual level analysis
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Chapter 10: Training the Sales Force
- 7. Training needs
Identification of specific problems
Anticipating impending and future problems
Management requests
Interviewing and observing the personnel on the job
Performance appraisal
Questionnaire survey
Checklist
Attitude survey
Interpersonal skill test
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Chapter 10: Training the Sales Force
- 8. Designing and conduct phase
Location
Job Instruction Training (JIT)
Presentation options
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Chapter 10: Training the Sales Force
- 9. Types of training
Cross-functional training
Team training
Creativity training
Literacy training
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Chapter 10: Training the Sales Force
- 10. Training methods
Didactic method
- structure the lecture
- reinforce the Message
- aid concentration
- material used for the lecture
- make it memorable for the participants
- deliver with dynamism
- use questions
Visual support
Participative
Conferences
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Chapter 10: Training the Sales Force
- 12. Deciding a sales training programme
Aim
Content
Contents
Knowledge
Proficiencies
Location
Evaluation
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Chapter 10: Training the Sales Force