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LinkedIn, Thanks For Helping Me Understand My Workflow Sucks!

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It seems that my finely refined way of managing my workflow, something I’ve built over years of experience and learning about what works for my personal effectiveness is all wrong. Thankfully, I have LinkedIn and their collective expertise telling me this and giving me the solution—do it their way.

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The Best of SaaS at YCombinator: A Deep Dive with the CEOs of Gusto, Amplitude and Plangrid (Video + Transcript)

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Thank you all for having me here. Josh Reeves : My name is Josh Reeves. Josh Reeves : My name is Josh Reeves. We help over 40,000 companies today across the US with payroll, health insurance, HR. Tracy Young : Hi, my name is Tracy Young. We do product analytics to help companies build better products.

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170+ Women in Sales Share Their Career-Defining Aha Moment

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Lori speaks, writes, coaches and trains company leaders on ways to find, recruit, retain, and promote more women in sales and helps women become part of the best profession – B2B sales. Early in my AE career, the company I worked for was acquired and we were all told we had to go to another state for an entire month of training.

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The Answers to Scaling, Hiring, and Everything Else: A SaaStr Europa AMA with SaaStr CEO Jason Lemkin (Pod 585 + Video)

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I just thought that if there was anybody left at the end of day two that had anything they wanted to talk about, scaling SaaS, fundraising, hiring, anything, and I could be helpful, we could do a little extra Q&A. I’ve got no particular topics but if I can help in any way, let me know. Some things are too big, right?

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How To Build (And Scale) A Successful Sales Team

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7) Not understanding the current state of the customer. “We have this great integration with X” and assume that what they are saying is properly communicated, however, this is “The Curse of Knowledge” When you see a product in action, you understand it differently from when you haven’t seen it.

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SaaStr Podcasts for the Week with Airtable and Shopify Plus — October 25, 2019

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Harry’s interview with Liat: Harry Stebbings: You are listening to the official SaaStr to podcast with me, Harry Stebbings at HStebbings1996 with two Bs on Instagram, but to our episode today, and who does not love the Airtable product and who wouldn’t love to know the inner workings of Airtable as a company?