Testimonials
Mark Hand, Former General Manager(now Managing Director ANZ Retail & Distribution) and Brad Greenwood, Head of Business Development - Regional Commercial Banking
We worked closely with Barrett at the beginning of 2009 to develop a tailored Sales Program for ~300 Relationship Managers nationally. This program focused on understanding and developing core components for sales fitness through a very practical 3 day course - which included key concepts such as message intent, ...read more
"It's all to do with training: you can do a lot if you're properly trained."
Queen Elizabeth II
Queen Elizabeth II
"Barrett helped us zone in on some critical blind spots which ultimately assisted us greatly. Their approach is personalised, empathetic and people oriented while at the same time being structured, detailed and scientific."
Manager, Major Australian Publishing Business
Manager, Major Australian Publishing Business
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Measuring Motivators, Values & Culture Fit
Our motivators, drivers and values do not necessarily come across in our everyday behaviours, but they will relate to what makes us feel satisfied, happy and interested at work and how we interact with others and how we motivate. We can also look at how individual motives align with the culture of the organisation where they work, as we are likely to be more satisfied in environments consistent with our values. The Hogan Motives, Values & Preferences Inventory (MVPI) measures ten core values found in most cultures throughout history i.e. Aesthetics, Affiliation, Altruistic, Commerce, Hedonism, Power, Recognition, Science, Security, and Tradition. It is not sales specific however, it provides vital information to managers about how to work with their sales people in terms of motivators, values and drivers when coaching (sales coaching) and managing their sales people. The MVPI provides useful data about the kind of work environment the candidate prefers. Measuring organisational fit is critical to staff retention and cultural effectiveness. Applications
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