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How You Are Selling is as Important as What You Are Selling

May 10, 20195 min read

SDI Clarity Insight — This article is part of our Knowledge Base, drawing on 20+ years of organizational design and talent development expertise. Browse our L&D Glossary for key terminology.

The article questions where organizations should focus resources when pursuing growth. Rather than solely developing new products or hiring additional sales staff, reimagining market approach strategies deserves equal investment.

Unless your organization is on the leading edge of a new emerging technology, this is likely one of the most impactful innovations your organization can make.

Organizations should balance attention between what they're selling and how they're selling it.

What is the likelihood that more of the same can get you to a fundamentally different place in the future? Organizations should invest thoughtfully in evolving their sales methodology and organizational structure as part of their growth strategy.

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