Growing through your sales career is just as important as advancing your career. For Ebony Wiggins, a Commercial Account Executiveat KeepTruckin, growth means challenge.From her first retail sales job at
Happy International Women’s Day! Every year on March 8th, communities around the world take the time to stop and recognize women’s accomplishments and contributions to society. To mark the occasion
February 16, 2021 2:00 pm EST — February 16, 2021 2:30 pm EST Regular price: $0.00 Supporter price: $0.00 Learn what Emotional Tax is and how it affects Black women
Building your career during a period of economic recovery requires initiative and creativity. I recently had the opportunity to speak with Taneishia Fields, an Experian sales leader, about her career
As we continue to navigate our careers in the ever-shifting economy, it is important to keep in mind the value of asking for help. While some may associate asking for
The key to success in today’s sales environment is the ability to empathetically connect with customers. By leveraging insights gained through collaboration with clients, teams are able to tailor solutions
The pandemic has changed the way we navigate everything in our daily lives, from working to parenting to connecting with our loved ones. In addition to requiring resilience and patience,
Today, investing in the development and retention of a gender-diverse salesforce and sales leadership team is more than just honoring a commitment to DE&I – it is a smart business
Every professional woman needs to have a pitch. Now, more than ever, whether you’re looking for a new job, building your business, or trying to manage the job you already
As our nation reckons with the legacy of systemic racism in the U.S., Sistas In Sales remains dedicated to supporting and amplifying the voices of Black women. We are proud
As any sales professional can tell you, our industry is constantly in flux. There are good and better quarters, moments when new accounts are coming in hand over fist and
In the summer of 1996, I was on sabbatical in Guatemala with my family. We lived like locals, sharing a cramped four-bedroom, two-bathroom home with a Guatemalan family of twelve.