Welcome to the FactorCareers Live! Podcast show where we discuss our training program. We speak to our students and prospective students to hear their issues, successes, and progressions, pool our resources together as a group, and pass on helpful tips and tricks to get your career as a factoring business broker on track and progressing forward.
FactorCareers Live!
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Welcome to the FactorCareers Live! Podcast show where we discuss our training program. We speak to our students and prospective students to hear their issues, successes, and progressions, pool our resources together as a group, and pass on helpful tips and tricks to get your career as a factoring business broker on track and progressing forward.
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February 14, 2020
Episode 9 - Why Won't They Sign?! - FactorCareers Live!
What do you do when a prospect says they want to work with you but that they aren't comfortable signing your agreement to represent them? One of our students recently ran into this situation and reached out to us for help. This an be a common issue, but it is also easily overcome with the correct response. In episode 9 of FactorCareers Live!, we explore the reasons behind why this happens, and what you cn do to overcome it in your own brokerage. Enjoy!
January 23, 2020
Episode 8 - Always Follow Up! - Factorcareers Live!
One of the BIGGEST mistakes one can make in sales, or marketing, is failure to follow back up with prospects that they cultivate. At FactorCareers.com, we are constantly following up with prospective students, students, and alumni to make sure they are successful and supported. Listen to episode 8 now to hear some examples of how this has paid off for us, and for some tips on how you can make your own follow up process just a bit easier. - See you in class!
October 20, 2019
Episode 7 - Learning Your Craft - FactorCareers Live!
Hi there everyone. Welcome to the FactorCareers.com live podcast show, where we discuss our training program, speak to our students and prospective students to hear their issues, successes, and progressions, pool our resources together as a group, and pass on helpful tips and tricks to get your Careers as Factoring Business Brokers on track and progressing forward. <br />Tonight, I want to speak to you ab out a topic which is very dear to my heart. A topic which I have devoted much of my life to in fact. Because, as a business professional and career sales leader, I always keep my ears and eyes open for gossip, hearsay, and flies on the wall. In doing so I have been finding some very troubling ideas circulating around the web and social media outlets surrounding the need for professional education in the field of sales. I have read several posts for example that are under the impression that education is not an important aspect of a career in the field of sales leadership. I would submit that to be inaccurate. The oldest and most valuable profession in the history of the world is a profession in sales, yet the concept of the “salesman” is often met with disdain and cynicism. Why is that, do you think? My thought is that it stems from this “anyone can be a salesman” mentality which makes people feel as though proper training isn’t a priority. When one thinks this way, one ends up with such negative outcomes which results in pushing this stereotype. The truth of the matter is that there are a great deal of things that would do well to be learned in the classroom environment long before entering into a sales career, and certainly before introducing yourself to a prospect and placing your company’s reputation on the line with every word you say. <br />As salespeople, we are the face of our company, and our industry. We are the standard by which all is judged. Without us on the line to deal with customer concerns, inform and listen to the goals and issues of our prospects, and place our company and our own reputations on the line to present and deliver the solutions promised, the world would have no need for such other professions as accountants, managers, installation departments, manufacturing facilities, operations departments, and yes even executive committees. Without sales folks, nothing happens. The world literally stands still. A sales leader has got to be the most knowledgeable member of the company for it to function properly.<br />A company is basically a large puzzle, and as such, formal education into the workings of how each piece fits together in that puzzle becomes essential to the success or failure of that sales leader. Ethics is a prime example of this. If more salespeople would take the time to learn and understand the importance of ethics in our field, there would be more money to go around (in all fields). More importantly, gaining a true understanding of one's field is essential for any leader in the marketplace today, sales or otherwise. <br />Being provided with more than a mere cursory understanding of the sales process and how it impacts other divisions is essential to functioning well as a leader in every company in the western world. Sure, this type of understanding and knowledge can be learned through gaining the experience on the job, but that takes longer, usually upsets customers, costs the company revenue, and leads to sloppy leadership. I believe that learning from our mistakes is important for any leader. After-all, that is all school is for; learning from the mistakes of others who have come before us to find out what failed and what worked, and that such practices need to be augmented with time. I can tell you for sure that things are much different today than they were just 10 years ago, but most courses I have observed are still preaching 10 or even 15 year old methodology. Why is that? Why do people in sales feel lie they can just wing it? We wouldn’t want our Dr’s doing things that...
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