# 33. Martin & Mikkel - Why most sales trainings fail and how to fix it

In this podcast, Mikkel Bach-Andersen and Martin Mariussen dive deep on the topic of sales trainings. How can organisationes design impactful capability programs, avoiding traditional training pitfalls, and tailoring training to specific roles are highlighted. The importance of aligning training with performance gaps, involving cross-functional teams, and using interactive methods for behavior change is underscored. The discussion also covers aligning sales and marketing efforts, digitalization's impact, and fostering continuous learning. Martin and Mikkel stress adaptability, alignment, and continuous improvement in sales training design for better outcomes.   In todays episode we cover: 0:05 Introduction 4:14 The Flaws in Sales Training Delivery 4:24 Designing Effective Sales Training Programs 8:37 Avoiding Pitfalls in Implementing Sales Training 12:37 Importance of Role-Specific Training in Sales 17:05 The Value of Different Sales Methodologies 19:05 Customization vs. Off-the-Shelf Training Programs 20:33 Adapting Training Programs to Digital Trends 22:32 Balancing Physical and Virtual Sales Training Delivery 29:39 The Role of Sales Managers 32:30 Motivation in Training Programs 38:24 Initiating a Training Program 43:59 Designing the Program Execution 47:20 Closing Thoughts on Sales Training

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"Where will growth come from?" An old question that increasingly needs new answers, as buyer behaviour is evolving, buyers increasingly self-educate and old sales & marketing tactics are under pressure. This podcast is for sales, growth & marketing professionals that are looking for new and smarter ways of growing. Driven by sales & marketing nerds from Kvadrant Consulting, a growth-focused management consultancy from Copenhagen, we explore topics across the sales & marketing spectrum with a mix of commercial leaders and internal experts. Happy listening and looking forward to put growth on the agenda! - Formerly known as "The CRO Podcast".