Sales managers can supervise and help salespeople achieve their performance goals by using two types of behaviours: ‘coaching’ or ‘directive’ behaviour. As companies can be interested in promoting coaching in order to develop their human resources, they can find useful to understand which factors affect sales managers’ motivation to coach rather than to “direct”. Building on Vroom’s Expectancy Theory, we develop a theoretical model exploring sales managers’ motivation to show a coaching behaviour. Organizational implications are drawn from the model
Motivating salespersons is one of the most important aspects of sales force management. The prevalen...
Research indicates that the frequency and effectiveness of managerial coaching is failing to meet or...
This exploratory study builds on previous sales leadership research by examining, comparing, and con...
Sales managers can supervise and help salespeople achieve their performance goals by using two types...
All in-text references underlined in blue are linked to publications on ResearchGate, letting you ac...
Companies worldwide are facing a severe competition from an increasing number of domestic and foreig...
The strategic business plan for any organization is very specific regarding sales force objectives a...
At any one time ability and technique may make the difference as to whether a sale is won or lost, b...
In general, scholars and practitioners agree that sales coaching enhances sales performance. Sales f...
In general, scholars and practitioners agree that sales coaching enhances sales performance. Sales f...
Provision of excellent customer service is critical to the success of organisations relying on sales...
In general, scholars and practitioners agree that sales coaching enhances sales performance. Sales f...
Finding an effective combination of motivations may be easier if a sales manager understands some of...
The practice of managerial coaching is increasing globally, although there is still comparatively li...
Coaching has increasingly been used in organisations to develop leadership capability. However, due...
Motivating salespersons is one of the most important aspects of sales force management. The prevalen...
Research indicates that the frequency and effectiveness of managerial coaching is failing to meet or...
This exploratory study builds on previous sales leadership research by examining, comparing, and con...
Sales managers can supervise and help salespeople achieve their performance goals by using two types...
All in-text references underlined in blue are linked to publications on ResearchGate, letting you ac...
Companies worldwide are facing a severe competition from an increasing number of domestic and foreig...
The strategic business plan for any organization is very specific regarding sales force objectives a...
At any one time ability and technique may make the difference as to whether a sale is won or lost, b...
In general, scholars and practitioners agree that sales coaching enhances sales performance. Sales f...
In general, scholars and practitioners agree that sales coaching enhances sales performance. Sales f...
Provision of excellent customer service is critical to the success of organisations relying on sales...
In general, scholars and practitioners agree that sales coaching enhances sales performance. Sales f...
Finding an effective combination of motivations may be easier if a sales manager understands some of...
The practice of managerial coaching is increasing globally, although there is still comparatively li...
Coaching has increasingly been used in organisations to develop leadership capability. However, due...
Motivating salespersons is one of the most important aspects of sales force management. The prevalen...
Research indicates that the frequency and effectiveness of managerial coaching is failing to meet or...
This exploratory study builds on previous sales leadership research by examining, comparing, and con...