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timeline. You have to have those discussions in constructive tension at the beginning of the campaign to understand whether or not the customer's just shopping or whether they're actually looking to solve a problem and they're preparing themselves to
...and I was at Salesforce. If you showed up once and didn't have it together, you maybe got invited back twice, but there was no third time if you didn't have it. And and that's just the environment I grew up in. Now the market's not like that as it is
and you're working towards a moment in time where you gotta have a tough conversation. You you don't wanna have it to be a surprise. You don't wanna ever do anything unnatural. But at the end of the day, you know, we do work in months and quarters, a
...when the sales rep and the entire team understands the timeline that we're marching towards. And when that becomes agreeable and we hold ourselves and the customer accountable for that, then we should be able to have a level of predictability as to w
...sales. Should AEs be responsible for demand gen, or should they be fed by marketing? AEs, in my humble opinion, should be responsible for their own pipe gen. And I'm gonna quote one of my sales leaders, Matt Joshi. He says pipeline is lifeline. I thi
...sales, me, someone should be there. What are the most common reasons that you don't get deals over the line? I think there's a few places that comes up. Number one is you never had true buy in to start with. You didn't do the deal the right way, yet
...the SVP sales, me, someone should be there. What are the most common reasons that you don't get deals over the line? I think there's a few places that comes up. Number one is you never had true buy in to start with. You didn't do the deal the right w
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