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The Sales Capability Self-Assessment

A Straightforward Self-Assessment to Help Identify Strategic and Tactical Sales Capability Gaps

To identify areas for improvement and help gauge the efficacy of your company’s strategic and tactical sales capabilities, simply answer the 190+ questions in this self-assessment as truthfully and objectively as possible. Any question that elicits a "maybe" or "sometimes" or "I don't know" response should be marked as a "No," until such time you can confidently answer in the affirmative. Once you’ve completed the assessment, you can use the negative responses to help guide your improvement efforts.

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