Person-Centered Leaders

question 12

Multiple Choice

Person-centered leaders

• A)Focus on completing tasks by initiating structure.
• B)Give specific directions to subordinates so that the subordinates can feel comfortable completing tasks.
• C)Show a concern for subordinates' feelings and taking subordinates' ideas into account.
• D)Make all major decisions themselves.

Understand the role of feedback and objections in refining sales presentations and enhancing customer satisfaction.

Comprehend the significance of the presentation stage in converting prospects into customers.

Differentiate among the types of sales presentations best suited for different sales scenarios and personnel expertise levels.

Analyze the benefits and drawbacks of canned sales presentations.

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