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Overview

1) Assertive Style

2) Standard of Call

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WHAT IS THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN ASSERTIVE STYLE AND

AGRESSIVE STYLE?

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Assertive Vs aggressive Submissive : we allow doctors to get their needs

met and rights respected at the expense of our product’s needs and rights.

Aggressive : we get our product’s needs met and rights respected while ignoring the doctor’s needs and rights.

Assertive: we gets our product’s needs met and rights respected while meeting doctor’s needs and rights.

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It consists of three elements

A. Self confidence

B. Professional appearance

C. Professional speech

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Self confidence: It is an attitude which allows individuals

to have positive views of themselves and their situation (people trust their own abilities)

It is the confidence in oneself and one’s power and ability

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Self confidence

Negative self confidence analysis I. Over generalization (general events)

II. Over personalization (simple events)

III. Over selectivity ( pick up –ve aspects) ASSERTIVNESSASSERTIVNESSASSERTIVNESS

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Self confidence

Fear : leads to low self confidence

I. Confrontation• (PSR says “yes” when he should says “no”)• It leads to minimize something the doctor does not agree with.

II. Lack of competence• It leads to over compensate)• Leads to warning the doctors of negative information about the product e.g.

(did you stop the product because of the muscle pain?)

III. Loss of control• see the doctor as someone who will direct the discussion)• Leads the PSR will dominate and the discussion becomes a lecture

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B- Professional appearance

1. Greeting

2. Personal Space

3. Posture

4. Eye Contact

5. Body Movements

6. Facial Expression

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Professional Appearance Standard1. Greeting •Shake hands after the doctor offers his hand (remember to smile).

•Maintain direct eye contact throughout greeting.

•Address the Doctor with his title and name.

•Remain standing until doctor offers you a seat.

2. Personal Space •Sit in a place where doctor can easily see the brochure.

•Verify the doctor can read the information easily.•Direct doctor’s attention to relevant information by using a pen.

•Invade the dr. space only to draw attention to important points.

3. Posture •Sit in a straight position with your head held high

•Lean slightly forward to show interest or to emphasize.

•Avoid crossed arms or legs (can be interpreted as not interested or argumentative)

4. Eye Contact •Maintain eye contact but change your gaze every (5-10) (can be seen as aggressive)

•Avoiding eye contact will give impression of dishonesty and self doubt.•If the doctor loses eye contact remain silent until he refocuses.

5. Body Movements •Use your hands to emphasize your speech

•Avoid quick or jerky movements (distraction)

6. Facial Expression •Facial expression should match tone of voice (avoid mask like face)

•Smile at humorous comments during the discussion .

•Avoid smiling all the time

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C-Professional speech

1. Quality of voice

2. Active Listening : a- paraphrasing b- summarizing

3. SER rule

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Professional Speech Standard

1. Quality of voice •Take one slow, relaxed and deep breath before speaking (to lower stress and raise the confidence).

•Slow down pace (speed of speech) to draw interest and speed up to show enthusiasm.

•Raise your volume to show enthusiasm and lower it to draw attention.•Use lower pitch more often than high pitch (it show confidence in what you say)

2. Active listening •Show empathy ,interest and understanding.•Wait for doctor to finish speaking before preparing a response.•Pay attention to what the doctor says ,not what you want to hear.•Do not be distracted to other topics.

2.(a). Paraphrasing •To clarify what the doctor just said (your own words).•Demonstrate your understanding of what the doctor has said.•Get the doctor to rethink what he has said.•Use it from 2-3 times during the product discussion.

2.(b) Summarizing •To organize main points related to the the call.•Get the doctor to examine what he has said.•Use the same words the doctor used.

3. SER rule •Simplify : use short phrases with specific ,clear words

•Emphasize :use adjectives and adverbs to emphasize key words e.g(very impressive ,statistically significant, very exciting , landmark trial, extremely powerful, proven protection).•Use focused introduction( what is the most important is, I draw your attention to)•Use numbered words to emphasize on important words•Repeat the key messages at least 3 times during the discussion.•Repeat product name 8 times during the presentation.

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