Business skills
Aside from interdisciplinary skills, leaders and employees also require specific settings and roles. For example, sales employees deal intensively with topics related to selling and negotiating – from building relationships to leading difficult negotiations. Moderation, presentation and project management skills, on the other hand, play an indispensable role in working world of most employees – not to mention agility and innovation.
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microlearningI Don't Want To Pressure My Customers
This micro is about being able to recognize when it's the right time for the customer to make a purchase decision and how to communicate that to them. After all, information about the decision is an important basis for possible further negotiations.
microlearningDetermining Customer Hierarchy for Decision-Making Can Be Tough
Who makes the decisions for your customers? Difficult to find out because people rarely talk about it directly. But with clever communication it can be found out!
microlearningMy Customers Find Our Product Too Expensive
This micro demonstrates how to overcome the "product is too expensive" objection by taking your customers seriously and engaging them emotionally.
microlearningEven Good Arguments Don't Convince My Customers
The best way to convince customers is to determine personal benefits and later reassure that these benefits are really valuable. Practical examples further illustrate this.
microlearningI Have To Give a Presentation and I'm Very Nervous
We all get nervous before presentations. With the help of a few tricks, you can tranform your fear into something positive that will help you to give an even better presentation.
microlearningMaking Success Measurable with Key Results
With measurable, scheduled, ambitious Key Results, you and your team will succeed in achieving your goals.
microlearningWork Goal-Oriented with the OKR Method
With OKR you learn to formulate your goals in small, flexible units, to communicate them transparently and finally to achieve them with the help of Key Results.
microlearningMy Customers Are Sidetracking Me with Unreasonable Discount Requests
In four steps, this micro will show you how to respond constructively to excessive discounting demands from clients. With these simple steps, both negotiators save face and achieve their goals.
microlearningBuyer's Remorse: My Customers Are Backing Out of the Deal
To ensure that your customers do not regret their purchase or exercise their right of withdrawal after a successful sale, you must also be there for them after the sales meeting. Here you can learn how to proactively and individually encourage them in their purchase decision.
microlearningTips for Building Relationships in the Workplace
Good relationships with your customers are the key to your success. Here's what to look for when meeting with them to build and grow the relationship
microlearningRecognize and Capitalize on Networking Opportunities
Good networking opportunities are sometimes missed or overlooked when acquiring new customers! Yet they are a prerequisite for effective, profitable business.
microlearningPractice Netiquette and Have a Good Online Presence
Netiquette means acting politely and respectfully in a virtual setting. This will help you create a positive and professional atmosphere that will make your negotiation a success.
microlearningBe Confident Online
Wow your audience with a strong introduction, an engaging presentation, and a memorable conclusion.
microlearningDealing with Challenging Training Participants
Some participants in a training session require more of your attention. Here's how to deal with five challenging types.
microlearningGuiding Participants Through the Five Phases of a Training
The group dynamics of a training typically go through five phases. As a trainer, you can guide participants through each of these phases.
microlearningUse Daily Stand-Up Meetings for Task Visibility
Stand-up meetings are a common tool used in agile work to monitor the team's tasks and progress.
microlearningImprove and Deepen Customer Relationships
The three basic rules in customer service are: spark emotions, communicate regularly and surprise customers with personalized attention.
microlearningEngage Participants in Online Meetings
The course describes three key elements to effectively engage participants in online meetings.
microlearningCustomer Focus Works—First Steps
A good product is no longer enough to inspire your customers. It's also about making every touchpoint with your customers completely relevant to their needs. We'll show you how you can succeed.
microlearningCollaborate Effectively in the Scrum Team
Scrum teams consist of a product owner, a development team and a scrum master. Agile teams are successful with the help of this clear distribution of tasks.
microlearningEffectively Manage Everyday Work with Agile Tools
Agile tools can significantly facilitate and structure everyday work. With helpful companions like the product backlog, the sprint backlog and the increment, you can navigate confidently through any agile project.
microlearningDare and Master the VUCA World
VUCA stands for Volatility, Uncertainty, Complexity and Ambiguity. This means that stable states are no longer the norm in our world today. The world is becoming increasingly ambiguous. In this micro, we show you how to master the VUCA world.
microlearningConducting Online Meetings Successfully
This course covers the key points for preparing, conducting, and following up on online meetings so you can make them interactive and effective.
microlearningWork Innovatively and Effectively with Scrum
Scrum board, sprint, retrospective, review, product backlog... With this micro you will become an expert in scrum.
microlearningHelp! I Don't Come-Off as Personable
In this micro, it's all about coming across as personable and authentic to customers. Personability is based on appreciation and is a major competitive advantage in consulting and sales.
microlearningArguing Benefits with the Five Step Technique
With the 5-step technique, you can specifically address the needs of your customers and inspire them with your product.
microlearningPlan Ahead and Present in a More Relaxed Way
Here's how to plan the framework of your presentation to avoid stress and embarrassment.
microlearningPresent Better with the "Four Comprehension Tools"
Here you will learn how to use the "four comprehension tools" to help your audience stay attentive during presentations and follow the content.
