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A Guide to Use Sales Resume Keywords Effectively

HR Digest

Time Management. Pitching Products. Account Management. Project Management. Territory Management. Channel Management. Marketing Management. Product Development. Product Lifecycle Management . Organizational skills. Multi-tasking. Negotiation. Public Speaking.

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Recommended Resources – An Interview with Paul Leinwand and Cesare Mainardi, authors of The Essential Advantage

Strategy Driven

PL and CM: Coherent companies – those that possess a capabilities system that aligns their strategy with their product/service portfolio – generate superior performance over time, which is what we call the coherence premium. SD : It sounds logical to develop strategy by starting with one’s capabilities. SD : Why now?

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How GM Uses Social Media to Improve Cars and Customer Service

Harvard Business Review

People were asked about GM products, upholstery textures, colors, vehicle designs, and technology, and their feedback was incorporated into GM vehicles. The CoE has worked with IT and purchasing to procure a global set of tools for social media management, which are also integrated with our CRM systems. But where and how do you start?

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We Can't Agree to Disagree

Harvard Business Review

That's why there's little pushback on pricing, obsolescence, or disappointing developers. Aligning what products we offer and which customers we focus on. Oh, and, quite often, you're making the decision while challenged: brands are delivering on their product offers while in motion and delivering this quarters' revenues.

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How Multinationals Should Be Planning for Brexit

Harvard Business Review

If the supplier had used its 2016–2017 sales data, which showed greater demand for its products as a result of the boom in UK tourism, to predict future results and set next year’s strategy, it may have overestimated future performance and ended up with too much inventory, higher costs, and pressure to discount heavily to move product.