Force Management vs. Winning by Design

Overview
ProductRatingMost Used ByProduct SummaryStarting Price
Force Management
Score 9.2 out of 10
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Force Management is a sales training organization that helps client produce real results.N/A
Winning by Design
Score 8.2 out of 10
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Sales by Design is a sales training and coaching organization,N/A
Pricing
Force ManagementWinning by Design
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Force ManagementWinning by Design
Free Trial
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Free/Freemium Version
NoNo
Premium Consulting/Integration Services
NoNo
Entry-level Setup FeeNo setup feeNo setup fee
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User Ratings
Force ManagementWinning by Design
Likelihood to Recommend
9.3
(4 ratings)
7.6
(4 ratings)
User Testimonials
Force ManagementWinning by Design
Likelihood to Recommend
Force Management
I loved incorporating and practicing "the mantra" in my presentations and business meetings. The discovery flow is really intelligent as well because you first get a sense of where the team currently stands with their business challenges, then are able to speak to your product later. The whole idea of mapping specific services to a company's issues, using their own language and metrics, is really paramount to build rapport and see if it's possible to solve their business problems
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Winning by Design
The software helps you build sales by giving you quick access to the tools you need to make sales. It also helps you build relationships with your clients and keep them happy with the service they receive from your business. This is great because it helps you retain existing customers and attract new ones. The only issue with this software is that it may be difficult for some businesses to set up correctly due to its complexity and the time taking implementation.
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Pros
Force Management
  • Questions throughout the Sales Process
  • How to create Executive Summaries and align with initiatives going on within a Customer Org
  • Training on uncovering Pain/Value Hypothesis
  • Training on presenting at each stage in the buyers journey
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Winning by Design
  • teaching didactics
  • success cases
  • integration between participants
  • complementary material
  • teachers' know-how
  • accessible communication
  • uses examples from the contracting company for cases
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Cons
Force Management
  • Verticalized Training
  • Segments content for SMB, Mid, Ent
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Winning by Design
  • Every company/sales team has its own culture and you have to see how the concepts and teachings fit your own corporate culture
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Alternatives Considered
Force Management
FM is geared towards the Enterprise sellers and although it has a few modules for the Business Development Reps, we also needed to bring in Sandler Training in conjunction with FM to ensure our BDRs were reaping these benefits as well. Another unfortunate issue we noticed with FM was the out-of-box integrations available and we would have sync issues with SFDC
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Winning by Design
Nothing really. We have Pavillion as well for the management team and we have created a lot of in-house training materials.
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Return on Investment
Force Management
  • Speaking the prospective client's language to vet out ICPs faster
  • Telling more customer stories with similar use cases
  • We now have a cohesive company-wide language to qualify deals
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Winning by Design
  • The software is great for managing my client base, which is always important because it helps me to make sure that I am providing the services that my clients need.
  • The software also makes it easy to keep track of all of my clients so that I know who is doing what and when they are next due.
  • I have used other software before, and this one far outshines them all.
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