I am in the first phase of the execution of my strategy and we hired a new sales leader who wants to make big changes to our tech stack and rev strategy. What’s the best way to handle this situation?
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Databricks Area Vice President, GTM Strategy & Planning • 3y
I would recommend closely partnering with and advising this new individual to start with a listening tour of sales managers, sales reps, prospects, customers and partners...
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Databricks Senior Director Sales Operations • 2y
Start with listening. The number 1 advocate and driver of a revenue strategy is the sales leadership team. Take the time to listen to this new sales leader and understand...
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The Riverside Company Director of Revenue Operations • 2y
Often times this happens due to not really understanding the value of what you have built. Revenue Operations should be a consultant to our stakeholders on best practices...
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LinkedIn Director of Sales Strategy and Operations (EMEA & LATAM) • 2y
This applies to most new LT relationships in some way. I usually think of situation this as having 3 necessary steps: establishing a positive dialogue, problem solving to...
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Intercom VP, Revenue Operations | Formerly LinkedIn • 2y
In this case of having a new leader want a different tech stack and strategy, I would stop or severely slow down the execution of your strategy until you can get on the s...
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Engine SVP of Operations | Formerly Engine, Sound, Deel, Marketo, Syncari • 2y
Take this opportunity to sit with the new leader and walk them through your current strategy, why it was developed what your expectations are, etc. Seek to understand the...
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Payscale VP, GTM Operations & Business Intelligence • 2y
I believe it would be a misstep to view this as a situation "to handle" rather than an opportunity to collaborate with a new thought partner in crafting a fresh strategy ...
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Cisco Senior Director, Global SMB & Mid-Market Sales Acceleration and Program Office • 2y
In this situation, it is important to bring people together and avoid friction, so harmony prevails :) If I was in your situation, I would start with arranging a meeting ...
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