Self-Evaluation of Video Recorded Role Play
Watch your role play and evaluate it “critically.” This means that your evaluation must be accurate, thorough, and balanced (the good things and not-so-good things). Correct use of course concepts in your evaluation will increase points earned.
Format:
- No cover page is required.
- Type your name, course #, section #, and date of your roleplay at the top.
- Single-spaced, 12 point type in Times New Roman typeface.
- Grammar and spelling are important. Use spell-check, please.
- You will lose points if you don’t follow the outline format shown below.
- Approach
- Discuss what you did to create a good first impression and any changes for improvement you would make if you had it to do over again.
- Discuss what you said to create interest and any changes you could have made to improve your approach.
- Relationship Building
- Discuss how you showed the buyer that you were interested in a long-term relationship rather than just a quick sale and how you could have done this better.
- Discuss how well you built rapport and credibility and ways to improve.
- Needs Identification/Confirmation
- Discuss how you identified known needs, identified additional needs, and ways to improve.
- Discuss how you recapped the 2-3 major concerns of the buyer. Ways to improve?
- Presentation
- Discuss how you kept the buyer’s attention, improved understanding, helped the buyer to be able to remember, offered proof, and ways to improve.
- Discuss how you stressed advantages and benefits instead of just features (provide examples) and ways to improve.
- Discuss why you selected to present the features that you did. Ways to improve?
- Objections and Questions (answer A-D for each one)
- What was the buyer’s question or objection?
- Your reply – (what you said and what method you used).
- Other ways you could have replied (use 2 methods for each objection). Be sure to label the type of method used.
- To way you should have replied. Be sure to discuss why you feel this is the most appropriate reply.
- Closing
- Discuss how effectively you checked for agreement throughout the presentation, how many trial closes and ways to improve.
- Discuss the number of times you tried and the words you used to close. Be sure to label the type of method used.
- Discuss what you should have done to close more effectively and why you feel this is the most appropriate.
- Professionalism
- Discuss how well you exhibited professionalism and how you could improve.
- Communication Skills
- Discuss your presentation, questioning, and listening skills and ways to improve.
- Discuss your non-verbal communications (body language) and ways to improve.