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In this episode of the 1% Edge Podcast, Carlos Nouche and John Screen discuss the intricacies of building and maintaining a world-class sales culture. John shares insights from his 37 years at Titleist, emphasizing the importance of hiring passionate individuals, effective onboarding, mentorship, and the role of leadership in sustaining a positive culture. They explore how communication, recognition, and continuous learning contribute to employee engagement and loyalty, especially in a changing workforce landscape.

Takeaways

  • A world-class sales culture is built on loyalty and commitment.
  • Hiring for passion and talent is crucial for success.
  • Onboarding should be comprehensive and supportive.
  • Mentorship plays a key role in employee development.
  • Maintaining culture requires strong leadership and continuity.
  • Effective communication fosters employee engagement.
  • Recognition and appreciation are vital for morale.
  • Investing in frontline managers enhances team performance.
  • Continuous learning is essential for personal and professional growth.
  • Creating a supportive environment helps retain top talent.

Titles

  • Building a World-Class Sales Culture
  • The Art of Hiring for Passion

Sound Bites

  • "We were hiring the best of the best away."
  • "It's the little things that add up."
  • "You need to invest that time to improve."

Chapters

[00:00] Introduction to Sales Culture

[03:39] Defining a World-Class Sales Culture

[06:40] Hiring for Passion and Talent

[09:25] Onboarding and Training Strategies

[12:24] Mentorship and Team Dynamics

[15:16] Maintaining Culture Through Leadership Changes

[18:21] Communication and Employee Engagement

[21:16] The Importance of Recognition

[24:32] Investing in Frontline Managers

[27:27] Continuous Learning and Growth Mindset

[30:13] Conclusion and Contact Information

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