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EPISODE · May 4, 2022 · 58 MIN

Playing Nicely With Others Doesn’t Mean You’re Soft or Lack Ambition

from TheInquisitor Podcast with Marcus Cauchi · host Marcus Cauchi, Laughs Last Ltd

Amelia Taylor is one of the new generation of fast, paced, bright, ambitious sales leaders of the future. By day she sells RevOps-as-a-Service, and by night she helps other salespeople who are struggling to find their rhythm in sales. We discuss why cooperation is an undervalued and mostly untapped resource that salespeople fail to tap into at their personal cost. Humanity's superpower as a species is cooperating to solve problems by putting lots of our big brains together to understand the problem deeply, work out an elegant, sustainable solution and communicate what we learned to others so they can build on what we have already created whilst continuously working towards a better future. We also discuss what happens when management and sales take the opposite approach. Contact Amelia via linkedin.com/in/amelia-taylor1 Website: https://carabinergroup.com/services -- Book time to talk about training or coaching you and your teams - https://calendly.com/marcuscauchi/let-s-explore-training-or-coaching  

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