1. Provide detailed reports: provide detailed customer reports, including communication records with customers, meeting minutes and any important information, which can help the supervisor understand the sales progress and the relationship with customers.
2. Regular communication: communicate with the supervisor regularly to share the sales progress, customer demand and market trends. In this way, you can prove your worth and establish a good working relationship with the supervisor.
3. Make suggestions: If you think that the participation of the supervisor has a negative impact on the sales process, you can make suggestions to explain why you need more autonomy and how to better cooperate with customers while maintaining transparency. Legal sales refers to sales activities involving legal products or services. In this sales process, the salesperson is responsible for promoting products, services or solutions related to the law to customers.