Vincis (ePub)
The Art and Science of Winning
(Sprache: Englisch)
After 21 years of running a company dedicated to helping clients win, Nicci Take shares her secrets to sales, presentations and winning business. Able to turn their average client from winning 1 in 3 sales pitches, to 3 in 4, the m62 I vincis process is an...
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After 21 years of running a company dedicated to helping clients win, Nicci Take shares her secrets to sales, presentations and winning business. Able to turn their average client from winning 1 in 3 sales pitches, to 3 in 4, the m62 I vincis process is an invaluable presentation revolution.
A lot has changed in sales since Nicci entered the business almost 30 years ago, when she was the first sales rep in her team to own a mobile phone, and the sales floor was a competitive mess of alpha-male egos. Sales has become more cooperative, more feminine, and Nicci has changed with it. Vincis: The Art and Science of Winning is a comprehensive look through the m62 I vincis method for presentations, and Nicci's personal experience in public speaking of all kinds, from Eulogies to stand-up. It uses a combination of hard science and years of presenting experience to produce a simple but revolutionary guide to presentations and public speaking. The book also contains the current version of m62 I vincis's Objective Quality Standards, a rigorous set of rules based in cognitive psychology that guides every decision made by M62 in a presentation.
Covering every step in her process, from honing the right message to effective and impressive design, Nicci explains, in simple terms, what she's spent decades learning. This book will appeal to all, from the beginner to the expert who's still willing to pick up tips.
A lot has changed in sales since Nicci entered the business almost 30 years ago, when she was the first sales rep in her team to own a mobile phone, and the sales floor was a competitive mess of alpha-male egos. Sales has become more cooperative, more feminine, and Nicci has changed with it. Vincis: The Art and Science of Winning is a comprehensive look through the m62 I vincis method for presentations, and Nicci's personal experience in public speaking of all kinds, from Eulogies to stand-up. It uses a combination of hard science and years of presenting experience to produce a simple but revolutionary guide to presentations and public speaking. The book also contains the current version of m62 I vincis's Objective Quality Standards, a rigorous set of rules based in cognitive psychology that guides every decision made by M62 in a presentation.
Covering every step in her process, from honing the right message to effective and impressive design, Nicci explains, in simple terms, what she's spent decades learning. This book will appeal to all, from the beginner to the expert who's still willing to pick up tips.
Autoren-Porträt von Nicci Take
A sales professional for 28 years and a stand-up comic for 5, Nicci Take has a unique outlook on presentation. When she learnt sales, in a competitive, commission driven company selling IT, it was a very different world. Now an international corporate drag-queen, Nicci has found that a more nurturing feminine approach to sales is necessary.
Bibliographische Angaben
- Autor: Nicci Take
- 2019, Englisch
- ISBN-10: 1789019591
- ISBN-13: 9781789019599
- Erscheinungsdatum: 28.02.2019
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