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By: Barbara Weaver Smith

Alarming Feedback from Global Account Buyers

June 28, 2016Global Accounts, Key Account Management, Large Account SalesB2B sales, global account, sales, selling

“What global account buyers are saying is: we are tired of sellers who are shallow. Who are focused on their products and solutions and what they can do. We want sellers who will help us devise and achieve strategic outcomes.” (Barbara Weaver Smith. Whale Hunting with Global Accounts: Four Critical Sales Strategies to Win Global...

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