If you’re finding it difficult to build remote relationships with customers, partners and teams and – you are not alone. Of course, there are the ongoing challenges to virtual relationship building – lack of eye contact, missed (or mixed) signals, and inattentiveness, to name a few. But at the root
Do you struggle to build relationships virtually? You are not alone. In fact, Harvard Business Review confirms that building new relationships is especially difficult in a virtual world. While there’s no shortage of suggestions on clever rapport-builders, insightful questions, or engagement technology designed to make relationships grow more easily on-line,
It’s not your imagination. Relationship-selling has taken a big hit this last year. Those in-person interactions with customers provided valuable shared experiences and opportunities to read and share a full range of expressions and emotions. Relationship-Selling According to Harvard According to The Harvard Business Review (HBR), building new relationships has
It’s not your imagination. Virtual audiences are notoriously passive. Not only is this uncomfortable for a presenter, but it’s also ineffective, especially in sales. The most successful sales calls include a high level of interaction between the seller and the buyer. In fact, in their analysis of 67,149 demos, Gong.io