Clip from Episode 18 featuring Top Medical Device Sales Consultant – Robbie Siegel of Medline:
I think lastly and most important is what I call self reflection and analysis. I spend a lot of time trying to look at what I do everyday and make sure that what I’m doing is the most efficient and most effective thing I can be doing. I think by nature we get into just a process and a routine, and sometimes routines can be very good and they’re very important in our business, but sometimes we don’t want to shake up the routine. We just kind of go about doing the things that we do every single day. Some of those things are intentional, and some of those things are unintentional. We develop our day because our kids go to school at a certain time so we have to drop them off at school and we do this and we do that. So, I really spend a lot of time looking back and trying to assess the choices I’m making and especially what is taking up the majority of my time. Especially my non-selling time. When I look back and I reflect and I try to do an analysis it’s: ‘What am I spending time doing that’s not helping me grow my sales or not making me money?’ and how can I eliminate that or at least reduce the amount of time I’m doing those things.
More clips from Episode 18 featuring Top Medical Device Sales Consultant – Robbie Siegel of Medline:
“First and foremost, the hard work — there’s nothing that you can substitute that for.”
On self reflection and analysis
From VP of Sales to #1 individual contributor: The single biggest factor is developing relationships
How Robbie makes his family the priority while still producing the best sales result in the company
Habits and Rituals: “The Power of Full Engagement” by Tony Schwartz
“I know that if I’m better in that part of my live. I’ll be better for all of my customers”
Do what’s best for the customer – you might lose some battles, but you’ll win the war
Robbie on the lost art of closing