Most building products reps are strong in one or two areas — product knowledge, maybe territory coverage — but have blind spots that are costing them specs they should be winning.
The Job Site IQ Assessment scores your team across the four areas that separate reps who get specified from reps who get value-engineered out. Three minutes. Fifteen questions. A clear picture of where the gaps are.
The assessment scores field readiness across four pillars — the same framework used by the #1 commercial building products rep nationally, now used to train sales teams across the industry.
How well your reps know your product beyond the spec sheet — installation sequences, common pitfalls, relevant codes and standards, and the language architects need to hear before they'll put your product in a guide spec.
Whether your reps know who to talk to at each project phase, what those stakeholders actually need to hear, and when to engage them. This is where most teams score lowest — and where the most specs get lost.
How effectively your reps work job sites — not as social visits, but as strategic intelligence-gathering that builds pipeline. What to wear, what to bring, what to say, what not to say, and when to stay away.
How well your reps know their territory: competitors' products and positioning, complementary brands, key stakeholders in their market, and which projects actually deserve their time.
You're managing a distributed field team and you can see the pipeline numbers, but you can't see what's actually happening on job sites. This assessment gives you a diagnostic you can use in your next team meeting — not a vague sentiment, but a score across four measurable areas.
Your team is busy, but their close rates tell a different story. Specs keep getting value-engineered out. This shows you exactly which pillar to focus on — so you stop guessing and start training against the real gaps.
You've been in the field long enough to know that product knowledge alone doesn't win specs. This assessment shows you where your fluency gives you leverage and where your blind spots are holding you back.
Your Job Site IQ Score
A breakdown across all four pillars, showing where you're strong and where you're leaving specs on the table.
A Personalized Roadmap
Specific next steps for your weakest area, so you know exactly where to focus to improve fastest.
A Benchmark
See how your fluency compares to the framework that's been used to train teams, turn around business units, and build multi-million-dollar pipelines in building products.
No pitch. No obligation. Just a clear-eyed look at where you stand.
Generic sales assessments measure generic skills — objection handling, closing techniques, pipeline management. None of that accounts for how building products actually get specified, sold, and installed.
Building products sales is its own discipline. The stakeholder web is too complex, the specification cycles too long, the technical bar too high, and the project lifecycle too distributed for generic tools to tell you anything useful.
This assessment was built by someone who's lived it — 18 years from job trailers to the VP seat, from product design to the #1 commercial rep nationally. It measures the skills that actually predict specification success in this industry. Not sales personality. Not closing instinct. Field readiness.
If your assessment reveals gaps your team can't close on their own, that's what Project Fluent is for — a 30-day sprint that makes your sales team job-site fluent with frameworks they can use immediately.
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