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Manager, If You’re Doing Deals, You’re Not Doing Your Job

Partners in Excellence

All sales professionals revel in doing deals. There’s an adrenaline rush working on a complex deal and making it happen. But as managers, as great as that feeling is, if we are spending the majority of our time doing deals, then we aren’t doing our jobs.

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How to navigate negative Glassdoor and Indeed company reviews

Search Engine Land

This article covers the importance of navigating negative reviews from past employees, learning from these reviews and ensuring your company doesn’t take a reputational hit. Mention that you have thoughtfully considered the negative review(s) and that you are doing everything in your power to shore up company culture.

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The 6 Most Common Mistakes Founders Make When They Are Just Starting to Scale Revenue

SaaStr

It’s one thing to invest in an area where only 5% of your business is today. They will spend all your money, fail, and derail your growth. Micromanaging Your First (and Second) Management Team. I know you can do it all. But there’s a reason you hired managers. Leave the pipedreams for $100m in ARR.

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The Fearless Sales Leader

STAR Results

Peak performance is a sales team that can efficiently manage the execution of sales plans while effectively developing and encouraging their salespeople to operate at peak levels. Sales leaders believe it is their job to develop their sales managers. So how do we overcome this biased assertion? Fearless Sales Leader.

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Prioritizing Sales Tasks In Order of Importance

Iannarino

The Gist: We want to win deals, but we can’t do that without first creating them. There are (still) only two things we do in sales: we create opportunities and we pursue them. Build your sales workday around the outcomes you need to create, working in the order that enables the next outcome. Existing Deals.

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“Why I’m So Interested In Selling,” Martin Mackay

Partners in Excellence

Martin articulates something that I think so many of us find so exciting about selling: “The main reason is that it challenges you to reinvent yourself and stay current with your knowledge because it is the most dynamic industry of all. ” Thanks for sharing your story Martin!

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Everything Wrong with Prospecting

Iannarino

This was a case of “doing whatever it takes,” even if it means having no integrity and no pride. The stereotype that defines salespeople as pushy, smarmy, lazy, high-pressure, self-oriented, entitled, and willing to do absolutely anything to win a deal hasn’t been true for decades. He conceded that he only wanted to pitch me.