Listen & Learn Effective listening techniques for sales PIVOT TRAINING Presented by Abby Lambert, Lead Trainer Pivot Group | Why We Need to Sell.

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Listen & Learn Effective listening techniques for sales PIVOT TRAINING Presented by Abby Lambert, Lead Trainer Pivot Group | Why We Need to Sell

70 to 80% of our waking hours in some form of communication Pivot Group | Listen & Learn

Pivot Group | Why We Need to Sell 45%

Pivot Group | Why We Need to Sell POOR LISTENING

Pivot Group | Why We Need to Sell

Listening in not just the absence of speaking, it’s something you do – with your ears and your brain.

Pivot Group | Why We Need to Sell It is difficult to listen well when you are reading, writing, talking etc.

Pivot Group | Why We Need to Sell Are you listening, or just waiting to talk?

Effective Listening Pivot Group | Why We Need to Sell

Effective Listening Pivot Group | Why We Need to Sell Hear what the speaker is saying

Effective Listening Pivot Group | Why We Need to Sell Hear what the speaker is saying Gather information

Effective Listening Pivot Group | Why We Need to Sell Hear what the speaker is saying Gather information Listen to answers

Effective Listening Pivot Group | Why We Need to Sell Hear what the speaker is saying Gather information Listen to answers Paraphrase

Effective Listening Pivot Group | Why We Need to Sell Hear what the speaker is saying Gather information Listen to answers Paraphrase Mirror

Pivot Group | Why We Need to Sell Does the CSR use listening skills?

Pivot Group | Why We Need to Sell Did she really listen to what the customer was saying? Did the CSR use listening skills?

Pivot Group | Why We Need to Sell Did she really listen to what the customer was saying? Did she ask questions? Did the CSR use listening skills?

Pivot Group | Why We Need to Sell Did she really listen to what the customer was saying? Did she ask questions? Did she repeat the customer’s request to clarify? Did the CSR use listening skills?

Pivot Group | Why We Need to Sell Did she really listen to what the customer was saying? Did she ask questions? Did she repeat the customer’s request to clarify? Did she make an attempt to mirror the customer to build rapport? Did the CSR use listening skills?

Let’s Listen Again Pivot Group | Why We Need to Sell LINK: We’ll use a “Quick Quiz” to see if you can spot how many listening skills the CSR uses

Pivot Group | Why We Need to Sell Does the CSR use listening skills?

Pivot Group | Why We Need to Sell NEED/WANT Listening & Sales OFFER SOLUTIONS ask | paraphrasemirror | inform

Pivot Group | Why We Need to Sell Listening is an activity: you choose to do it poorly or do it well. Being a good listener is not that same as being quiet while waiting for your chance to talk. Effective listening takes practice. Summary

Pivot Group | Why We Need to Sell Do one thing.

Thank You Pivot Group | Why We Need to Sell

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