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The document summarizes the stages of a sales coaching observation, including the introduction/greeting, questioning/fact finding, product presentation, appointment booking/close, and objection handling stages. It lists questions under each stage to evaluate if the consultant properly explained their purpose for calling, set an agenda, adapted their style, uncovered customer needs through questioning, tailored their solution, gained commitment, booked an appropriate appointment, and addressed objections. The coach's notes will be used to provide feedback and set objectives following the observation/coaching session.
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