Sandler Training- Hauppauge, NY

Sandler Training- Hauppauge, NY For more than 40 years, Sandler Training has been a world leader in innovative training and coaching

At Sandler, we understand that business success is driven not just by the success of sales people on the street, but also by the effectiveness of upper- and mid-level managers to help them succeed. Sandler’s strategic management programs help managers at all levels become more effective leaders as they master the most effective models of communicating, coaching, mentoring, and building strong teams. Sandler has been awarded the #1 ranking for training programs in Entrepreneur Magazine’s Franchise 500 nine times since 1994, the most recent being for 2010. With over 250 training centers worldwide, Sandler is poised to provide support for your entire team, no matter how widely dispersed they are.

Most sales training has a half-life of about 48 hours.Monday: inspired, energized, taking notes.Wednesday: back to old h...
05/19/2026

Most sales training has a half-life of about 48 hours.

Monday: inspired, energized, taking notes.

Wednesday: back to old habits.

Friday: which training was that again?

This isn't a rep problem. It's a program design problem.

The Sandler rule is this: train the way you want people to perform.

If you want consistent behavior, your training has to be consistent. Not a two-day annual event. Not a one-and-done onboarding. A continuous reinforcement system that mirrors the discipline you're asking your reps to apply every day.

What does that actually look like?
- Weekly skill-focused sessions (even 30 minutes)
- Role-play that simulates real scenarios, not hypotheticals
- Debrief of actual calls and deals in progress
- Regular review of the fundamentals, not just new material

The reps who internalize their craft are the ones whose sales managers treat training as an ongoing discipline — not a quarterly event.

Are you training your team the way you want them to sell?

The most expensive mistake in sales management isn't a lost deal.It's the wrong hire you kept six months too long.I've s...
05/12/2026

The most expensive mistake in sales management isn't a lost deal.

It's the wrong hire you kept six months too long.

I've seen it more times than I can count. A sales leader hires under pressure. The person seems okay in the interview. Ninety days in, the warning signs are there. Six months in, everyone on the team knows this isn't working — except the manager, who's still "giving it time."

Meanwhile:
— Deals are slipping
— Team morale is eroding
— The cost of the wrong person compounds daily

Sandler's rule is direct: hire slowly, fire quickly.

Hire slowly means building a real process. Multiple interviews. Behavioral questions. Work sample tests. Reference calls that go beyond "were they employed here?"

Fire quickly means once you've identified that someone is in the wrong seat — and you've had honest conversations and given fair opportunity — acting decisively. Not cruelly. Decisively.

The most humane thing you can do for someone who isn't a fit is to tell them the truth, clearly and early.

Have you ever waited too long on a hire you knew wasn't working? What held you back?

Sales managers spend most of their time focused on the wrong thing.Results are a lagging indicator. By the time your Q3 ...
05/05/2026

Sales managers spend most of their time focused on the wrong thing.

Results are a lagging indicator. By the time your Q3 numbers are disappointing, the window to fix them has already passed.

You can't go back and change last month's prospecting activity. You can't retroactively fix a call that didn't happen.

What you CAN manage — right now, today — are the behaviors that drive those results:
— Number of new outreach attempts
— Meetings booked per week
— Qualification conversations completed
— Proposals submitted vs. proposals won

Results are the scoreboard. Behaviors are the game.

The best sales managers I know obsess over activity, not outcomes. They know that if the right behaviors are happening consistently, the results will follow.

Are you managing the scoreboard — or the game?

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