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    These clues include sounds or noises heard in the background. They are more subtle than verbal clues, but they can still be significant.

    • Account Clues
    • Verbal Clues
    • Sales Clues
    • Non Verbal Clues
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The 'Supervisor Sales Assessment: Quiz!' evaluates key sales skills, focusing on customer interaction, solution recommendation, and sales closure. It tests understanding of tools and techniques to enhance customer engagement and sales effectiveness.

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  • 2. 

    These clues include reviewing of Rate Plan, current features, individual data charges, overages, international calling charges.

    • Account Clues

    • Verbal Clues

    • Sales Clues

    • Non Verbal Clues

    Correct Answer
    A. Account Clues
    Explanation
    The correct answer is Account Clues. The explanation for this answer is that the given clues, such as reviewing rate plans, current features, individual data charges, overages, and international calling charges, all pertain to account-related information. These clues suggest that the answer is related to gathering or analyzing data about a customer's account.

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  • 3. 

    These include statements the customer makes in the course of the discussion that indicates communication, information, or entertainment needs.

    • Account Clues

    • Verbal Clues

    • Sales Clues

    • Non Verbal Clues

    Correct Answer
    A. Verbal Clues
    Explanation
    Verbal clues refer to the statements made by the customer during a discussion that indicate their communication, information, or entertainment needs. These clues can help the salesperson understand the customer's requirements and tailor their approach accordingly. By paying attention to the customer's verbal cues, the salesperson can gather important information and provide a more personalized and effective solution to meet the customer's needs.

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  • 4. 

    This tool presents Marketing offers targeted to specific customer needs. The offers include pricing information and benefits.

    • Clarify

    • NBA Tool

    • Telegence

    • Technical Guide

    Correct Answer
    A. NBA Tool
    Explanation
    The correct answer is NBA Tool because it is the tool that presents marketing offers targeted to specific customer needs. It provides pricing information and benefits to the customers.

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    This step helps you understand the customer's wants and needs. Through this, you will have the information you need to personalize the benefits when recommending a solution and respond to objections and concerns.

    • Transition to Sales

    • Recommend Solutions

    • Asking Discovery Questions

    • Overcoming Objections

    Correct Answer
    A. Asking Discovery Questions
    Explanation
    Asking discovery questions helps in understanding the customer's wants and needs. By asking relevant questions, you gather valuable information that allows you to personalize the benefits when recommending a solution. Additionally, it helps you respond effectively to any objections and concerns the customer may have. This step is crucial in the sales process as it allows you to gather the necessary information to provide the best possible solution to the customer's needs.

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  • 6. 

    This step is needed to assure the customer that the initial reason for the call has been resolved.

    • Transition to Sales

    • Recommend Solutions

    • Asking Discovery Questions

    • Overcoming Objection

    Correct Answer
    A. Transition to Sales
    Explanation
    Transitioning to sales is the correct answer because once the initial reason for the call has been resolved, it is a good opportunity to transition the conversation towards potential sales. This step helps to maintain engagement with the customer and explore other products or services that may be of interest to them. It allows the customer to see the value in continuing the conversation and potentially making a purchase.

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    Choose the correct call flow.

    • Validate>Gather Info>Ask Discovery Questions>Recommend Solution>Resolve>Transition to Sales>Recommend Solution>Overcome Objection>Close the Sale>Close the Call

    • Validate>Gather Info>Recommend Solution>Resolve>Transition to Sales>Ask Discovery Questions>Resolve>Close the Sale>Overcome Objection>Close the Call

    • Validate>Gather Info>Resolve>Set Expectations>Transition to Sales>Ask Discovery Questions>Recommend Solution>Overcome Objection>Close the Sale>Close the Call

    • Validate>Gather Info>>Set Expectations>Resolve>Transition to Sales>Ask Discovery Questions>Recommend Solution>Overcome Objection>Close the Sale>Close the Call

    Correct Answer
    A. Validate>Gather Info>Resolve>Set Expectations>Transition to Sales>Ask Discovery Questions>Recommend Solution>Overcome Objection>Close the Sale>Close the Call
    Explanation
    The correct call flow is as follows: Validate>Gather Info>Resolve>Set Expectations>Transition to Sales>Ask Discovery Questions>Recommend Solution>Overcome Objection>Close the Sale>Close the Call. This sequence ensures that the agent validates the customer's information, gathers necessary information, resolves any issues, sets expectations, transitions to sales, asks discovery questions to understand the customer's needs, recommends a suitable solution, overcomes any objections, closes the sale, and finally closes the call. This flow allows for a comprehensive and effective customer interaction.

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  • 8. 

    This step should be done in an assumptive manner. To do this effectively, we need to have an ABC mind frame.

    • Transition to Sales

    • Recommend Solutions

    • Asking Discovery Questions

    • Overcoming Objections

    Correct Answer
    A. Recommend Solutions
    Explanation
    The given correct answer is "Recommend Solutions." In order to transition to sales effectively, it is important to have an assumptive mindset and be proactive in recommending solutions to the customers. This step involves understanding the customer's needs and preferences through effective questioning and active listening. By recommending solutions, the salesperson can demonstrate their expertise, build trust, and guide the customer towards making a purchase decision.

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  • 9. 

    This step is needed so we can ask "why" questions if the customer hasn't told you the real reason. That way, we can restate and refine the benefits of your recommendation prior to delivering another assumptive close.

    • Transition to Sales

    • Recommend Solutions

    • Asking Discovery Questions

    • Overcoming Objections

    Correct Answer
    A. Overcoming Objections
    Explanation
    Overcoming objections is the correct answer because it allows the salesperson to address any concerns or hesitations the customer may have about the recommendation. By overcoming objections, the salesperson can provide additional information or reassurance to the customer, ultimately increasing the chances of a successful sale. This step is important because it helps to uncover any hidden objections or reasons that the customer may not have initially disclosed, allowing the salesperson to address them directly and tailor their approach accordingly.

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  • 10. 

    Which of the following are needed in order to efficiently incorporate sales into all our customer interactions? 

    • Applying the steps: Transition to Sales, Ask Discovery Questions, Recommend Solution, Overcome Objection/Address Concern and Close the Sale with every call.

    • Asking the customer if they want to take advantage of the offer.

    • Reviewing account information and the NBA tab, and listening to clues throughout the call.

    • Providing recommendations that can help our customers, and being confident and assumptive in delivering the offers.

    Correct Answer(s)
    A. Applying the steps: Transition to Sales, Ask Discovery Questions, Recommend Solution, Overcome Objection/Address Concern and Close the Sale with every call.
    A. Reviewing account information and the NBA tab, and listening to clues throughout the call.
    A. Providing recommendations that can help our customers, and being confident and assumptive in delivering the offers.
    Explanation
    The correct answer is a combination of three options: applying the steps of sales, reviewing account information and the NBA tab, and listening to clues throughout the call, and providing recommendations that can help customers while being confident and assumptive in delivering offers. These actions are necessary to efficiently incorporate sales into all customer interactions as they involve actively engaging with the customer, understanding their needs through discovery questions, addressing objections and concerns, and making relevant recommendations based on their account information and clues gathered during the call. Being confident and assumptive in delivering offers also helps in closing the sale effectively.

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