Shaw ranks top 20 on ‘50 Best Companies to Sell For’ list

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Dalton—Shaw Industries recently earned national recognition, ranking No. 16 on Selling Power magazine’s ‘50 Best Companies to Sell For’ list. The only flooring manufacturer in the top 20, Shaw provides more than one million hours of training to associates, including its salesforce, annually. In 2019, the company enhanced its program with virtual classroom initiatives and new sales leadership training curriculums.

“We frequently evaluate and refine our training program based upon recent hire feedback to ensure we’re attracting and retaining the best possible talent, as well as developing the skills and behaviors necessary to exceed the market and customer expectations,” said Mike Fromm, chief human resources officer, Shaw Industries. “It’s an honor to be recognized, yet again, by Selling Power magazine for our commitment to the continued success of our associates.”

Coaching is a key component of ongoing professional development at Shaw, the company said, including in-depth and highly customized training resources for the person’s role within the company. The company offers in-person, virtual/online and self-paced learning opportunities to address the varied ways in which individuals learn and takes a “Leaders as Teachers” approach to associate development through its Shaw Learning Academy.

This is the 20th year the corporate research team at Selling Power has identified and ranked the best companies to sell for among the top sales forces in the United States. This annual list identifies and represents a variety of industries and company sizes and considers factors including compensation and benefits, hiring, training and sales enablement and customer retention.

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