Don't ask to 'pick their brain' of the #1 sales performer

23 Nov 2024 · 1 min
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Brian LaManna advises against asking top performers for open-ended 'pick your brain' meetings. Instead, he recommends doing asynchronous preparation (shadowing deals, listening to trainings), arriving with a point of view, and then requesting a short, specific follow-up (e.g., a 15-minute call) with targeted questions.

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