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Keith Rosen

Keith Rosen

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Host, EXTREME LEADERSHIP - Live Coaching and Sales Mastery Podcasts and Interviews

New York

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Automotive

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I'll cover anything if the price is right. ;)

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Total articles 463

  • From Airport Lounge Server to a Salesforce Top Seller by Keith Rosen

    By Keith Rosen| keithrosen.com@ Flying back from Scotland with a layover in Ireland, I stopped into the lounge to grab a bite and catch up on some work. A young guy—early 20s—brought over my food. Polite, attentive, calm under pressure. The kind of energy you don’t forget. His name was Conner. He’d been working for Aer Lingus for a few years. Something about him reminded me of my son. We got to talking. “So, how do you like your job?” I asked. “It’s okay,” he said. “But I want to do something better.”“Better how?”He paused.

    By Keith Rosen · keithrosen.com

    Apr. 14, 2025

  • The Cost of Departmental Silos. How to Create Cross-Departmental Collaboration so Every Team Wins by Keith Rosen

    By Keith Rosen| keithrosen.com@ More than 82% of companies work in silos, with each function making its own decisions on which capabilities matter most. Departmental silos, where information is isolated within specific teams or departments, in addition to departments having conflicting priorities and goals, can have a significant financial, cultural and operational impact on organizations.

    By Keith Rosen · keithrosen.com

    Apr. 02, 2025

  • From Airport Lounge Server to a Salesforce Top Seller by Keith Rosen

    By Keith Rosen| keithrosen.com@ Flying back from Scotland with a layover in Ireland, I stopped into the lounge to grab a bite and catch up on some work. A young guy—early 20s—brought over my food. Polite, attentive, calm under pressure. The kind of energy you don’t forget. His name was Conner. He’d been working for Aer Lingus for a few years. Something about him reminded me of my son. We got to talking. “So, how do you like your job?” I asked. “It’s okay,” he said. “But I want to do something better.”“Better how?”He paused.

    By Keith Rosen · keithrosen.com

    Apr. 14, 2025

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EXTREME LEADERSHIP - Live Coaching and Sales Mastery Podcasts and Interviews

New York, New York, United States

+1 516-771-1444