CPCCBC4027 — Establish a basis for sales consulting
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What an assessment for CPCCBC4027 must cover
43 assessable components: 5 elements (19 performance criteria), 5 performance evidence and 19 knowledge evidence requirements. An audit-defensible tool maps every question and task back to these — that mapping is the coverage matrix Auditori generates alongside the assessment.
Elements & performance criteria
1 Develop and apply industry knowledge.
- 1.1Obtain, read and interpret organisational policies and procedures relating to sales consulting.
- 1.2Develop knowledge of organisation’s products and services.
- 1.3Research and identify market segments within the industry sector.
- 1.4Provide customers with accurate and clear industry information.
2 Apply key attributes of an industry sales consultant.
- 2.1Use appropriate body language, gestures, facial expressions and tone of voice to support the sales process.
- 2.2Determine customer type and needs by using open-ended questions and active listening.
- 2.3Apply persuasive communication techniques to secure buyer interest.
- 2.4Communicate other unique features to enhance buyer retention.
- 2.5Obtain and present proof of benefits through the product purchase process.
- 2.6Utilise sales aids to build buyer understanding of how the product is aligned with their needs.
3 Manage buyer resistance and complete documentation.
- 3.1Determine customer interest from behaviour and cues.
- 3.2Identify source of buyer resistance by using probing techniques.
- 3.3Identify buyer strengths and limitations and formulate a strategy to overcome resistance.
- 3.4Record customer sales information.
4 Manage self-evaluation and personal performance.
- 4.1Identify self-development improvements and produce a plan that reflects individual and company goals and targets.
- 4.2Review, evaluate and modify personal performance.
- 4.3Establish processes to maintain personal mental and physical wellbeing.
5 Develop and maintain personal competence.
- 5.1Identify and attend ongoing training and professional development programs that support competence.
- 5.2Participate in professional networks and associations to enhance knowledge, skills and relationships.
Performance evidence
- explain sectors of the construction industry and range of products available in each sector
- convey information factually and accurately without overpowering the client
- adhere to organisational ethical and probity standards
- use technology skills and equipment to aid presentation
- manage and resolve customer dissatisfaction
Knowledge evidence
- relevant government legislation affecting business operations:
- standards and codes of practice
- anti-discrimination
- consumer protection
- contract law
- ethical principles
- privacy laws
- Competition and Consumer Act
- government building and construction regulations, standards and codes
- legal and contractual requirements relating to building and construction
- types and classes of building as classified in the National Construction Code (NCC)
- market segments:
- first and subsequent home buyers
- speculative and investor buyers
- sources of buyer resistance and dissatisfaction and strategies to overcome and resolve them
- characteristics of the marketplace which influence an individual’s decision to invest in a building
- methods to improve personal performance and self and professional development
- digital tools and devices to communicate and collaborate effectively with others
- a range of digitally-based technology and applications to access, extract integrate and compile information.
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What does an assessment tool for CPCCBC4027 need to cover?
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