Let Your Guests do the Talking
While the content is good, Jeb tends to run over his guests. During the Linked In episode, in January, he has guest on to discuss Linked In and she’s the expert. He is coaching her on how she should do her headline. Like, it’s ok to have an opinion, however, he literally ran right over her and this is what she does for a living. I would have said, in the past, this is how I do it. How do you believe I can improve upon this? And let the woman speak. I rarely write reviews, and this annoyed me to a large extent. Listening is such a core component and I feel like Jeb doesn’t give enough space. The sales concepts at times are good and worthwhile, and the delivery/execution tends to fall down. For these reasons, I’m moving on. Read his book though. Two stars.
David - Red Eye Flight via Apple Podcasts · United States of America · 03/04/19
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Sales Gravy has concise dialogue and varied topics. It is a MUST listen for any sales professional who takes the job of constant improvement seriously. Great job Jeb!
JPMadden via Apple Podcasts · Canada · 10/11/08
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justinmpierpoint via Apple Podcasts · Great Britain · 10/13/14
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