Glotrans Ho Chi Minh - Workshop " 5 ways to improve sales"

Within the framework of Glotrans HCM's annual training program for Sales Department personnel and Interns - on July 29, 2023, HCM Industry Sales Department successfully organized a Workshop with the theme " 5 WAYS TO IMPROVE SALES", with the goal of orienting new Salespeople and supporting old Salespeople to improve their customer approach skills, thereby increasing the ability to close sales deals.

The Workshop was honored to have the presence of "two tall trees" in the professional field of Logistics: Mr. Tran Anh Giang - Director of HCM branch and Ms. Le Thi Thu - Deputy Director of Ho Chi Minh branch.


With the flexible leadership, alternating between knowledge and group activities of Mr. Vo Minh Phuc Thien - Branch Sales Manager, the Workshop took place very openly, full of sharing, contributing to improving the efficiency of the branch's professional training.


It can be said that this is an opportunity for different generations of different ages and professions to talk, learn from each other, improve themselves better every day like the very famous quote of Vladimir Ilyich Lenin " Study, learn more, learn forever".


We always think "Happiness is knowing how to give". Hopefully, in the upcoming training programs of the HCM Sales Department, they will receive more enthusiastic support so that the team can take that as a motivation, join hands to contribute a part to the training career of the next generation. connection of Vietnam's Logictics industry with "Good knowledge - Good skills".

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