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Sales Hacker
OCTOBER 7, 2021
Women in sales often have a polarizing experience. We’re often encouraged to hide, toughen up, and bury our emotions. The expectation is that we can “do it all.” For lack of better words…f*ck that. For lack of better words…f*ck that. Anything less is failure. Imbalance is okay.
Sales Hacker
AUGUST 4, 2020
This week on the Sales Hacker podcast, we speak with Matt Rizzetta , founder of North 6th Agency, which is a communications and PR firm based in New York City. If you missed episode 120, check it out here: From SpecOps to RevOps: What Soldiering Can Teach Us About Selling with Matt Rizzetta. Subscribe to the Sales Hacker Podcast.
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DiscoverOrg Sales
MAY 4, 2017
If we weren’t actually helping them grow and they weren’t actually growing after they used our data, it didn’t really matter how good that data was. If we weren’t actually helping them grow and they weren’t actually growing after they used our data, it didn’t really matter how good that data was.
Pointclear
JULY 26, 2012
Tony is a sales and marketing thought leader with nearly 20 years of experience. He has led the research function at SiriusDecisions for more than 10 years, overseeing the creation of content including demand creation, product marketing, marketing communications, general strategy, sales training, hiring and client service.
Tony Hughes
FEBRUARY 22, 2018
Dear Social Seller of 2015, Now that I've got your attention I must warn you. Any advanced selling system is based on the fundamentals however you have to leverage a process and acknowledge the nurturing required for an effective sales cycle to happen in social environs over time. Let me make my case. The folly of Sales 2.0
The Brooks Group
FEBRUARY 3, 2016
According to Bridge Group Research , there is a minimum 20% annual turnover in Sales (up to 34% if you include both voluntary + involuntary.). Your high performers are your organization’s most valuable resource—so it pays to make sure they are satisfied with their positions, engaged, and motivated to grow with you for the long-run.
Sales Hacker
FEBRUARY 1, 2021
Subscribe to the Sales Hacker Podcast. Lessons learned from nine months in enterprise sales [10:18]. Taking the right approach to diversity [13:48]. Sam Jacobs: This week on the show, we want to put a spotlight on account executives, people like you that are in the trenches making sales. We’re on iTunes.
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