Sales Management Podcast Cory Bray

In the business world, some slow down or stop their professional development, while some push it forward. The latter tend to see outsized success. In this episode you'll hear some specific examples from folks who work with senior leaders to push it to the next level.

The Dunning Kruger effect is something all managers should understand. A pre-mature illusion of mastery is dangerous, as is taking advice from people on social media who are confident they have it all figured out...when they've just in fact started their journey. Join us and think about how you can insulate your team from this power force that's ever-present in today's workforce.

If you're looking for a tactical way to get more out of your team and recognize your top performers along the way, this episode is for you! Steve has a great approach to recognizing the strengths of people across his teams and putting them in the position to coach their peers...making everyone (and the company) better along the way.

Are you starting a new sales management job soon? Or are you onboarding sales managers? Either way, this isn't the most well documented path and sales enablement often gets pulled in other directions, leaving new managers to fend for themselves.

"Those who can't do, teach" is borderline idiotic. Teaching, in fact, is one of the best ways to solidify and continue your learning of a topic. In this episode, we talk about how current and aspiring sales leaders can leverage this fact as a superpower.

Ever wondered how a Silicon Valley insider transitions to mastering the European market's diverse tapestry? Seth Olsen, country manager for UKI and the Nordics at MicroStrategy, joins me for a riveting discussion that promises to unlock the secrets of navigating the complex world of international sales.