Revenue Ops Career Path

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Shirin Sharif
Shirin Sharif
Adobe Sr. Director, Revenue OperationsNovember 16
My answer is actually not revenue ops specific. But here are my answers: 1) Growth- the rising tide lifts all ships. The higher the growth rate, the more opportunities you will have to scale the business and grow your career in parallel.  2) People / culture - make sure you like who you are......Read More
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Brian Vass
Brian Vass
Paycor VP, Customer Experience OperationsNovember 17
In my opinion, soft skills are more imporatnt than hard in this role; however, there are a few hard skills that are important: * Practical sales and/or marketing experience. It's important that you can resonate and empathize with the teams you are supporting.  This also provides credibili......Read More
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Shirin Sharif
Shirin Sharif
Adobe Sr. Director, Revenue OperationsNovember 15
The most common career paths I've seen are for Rev Ops managers to move up the ranks within their orgs or move into Sales orgs, or less commonly, move into product orgs.  The easiest transition is to take on more scope within the revenue Ops org, eg regional to global or taking on more sub fun......Read More
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Mollie Bodensteiner
Mollie Bodensteiner
Sound Agriculture Revenue Operations LeaderDecember 14
Here are my predictions for the future of Revenue Operations: * Integration of Sales, Marketing, and Customer Success: Revenue operations will involve breaking down silos between sales, marketing, and customer success departments. A unified approach will ensure seamless collaboration a......Read More
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What are some key transferrable skills to highlight when searching for a Revenue Operations role, if you've never held that title before?
How to position yourself for the right level of seniority in RevOps when searching and interviewing for roles.
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Sowmya Srinivasan
Sowmya Srinivasan
HubSpot Vice President of Revenue OperationsDecember 20
There are 3 skills that I would say are very desirable & transferable  for a career in Revops - * Analytical Skills/acumen- The ability to analyze data, leverage data to drive decisions, infer insights to drive business impact is critical for a revops organization! Solving problems, lev......Read More
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Mollie Bodensteiner
Mollie Bodensteiner
Sound Agriculture Revenue Operations LeaderDecember 14
I think my biggest frustration is generally around "time in the day" and "goal post-shifting without proper foresight." With these challenges, you have to focus on what you have control over. Unfortunately, I have not been able to figure out how to add hours to the day, so instead, I have to d......Read More
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Shirin Sharif
Shirin Sharif
Adobe Sr. Director, Revenue OperationsNovember 16
Titles mean different things at different companies, so I'll answer the question more along the skills you need to be promoted to more senior roles within revenue Ops.  The big skill is the ability to think big and think ahead. It's very easy to spend your entire week or month fire fighting as......Read More
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Blake Cummins
Blake Cummins
Wolt Director, Head of Global Sales Strategy & OperationsJanuary 18
To justify a promotion you want to be able to show impact, followership and consistency. You want to be able to say 1. this is what I did 2. this is how I did it 3. I'm operating at this level consistently.  1. Impact: show with numbers the impact that your initiatives had on the business, and......Read More
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Shirin Sharif
Shirin Sharif
Adobe Sr. Director, Revenue OperationsNovember 15
I always ask questions related to a business problem that I am trying to solve, in order to assess hypothesis-driven, structured problem solving and quantitative reasoning / analysis. An example would be "How would you determine the cause for increased churn in the business?". I want to see how c......Read More
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Shirin Sharif
Shirin Sharif
Adobe Sr. Director, Revenue OperationsNovember 16
The hard skills are table stakes: ability to analyze data and turn data into insights The most important soft skill, and the x-factor in my opinion, is having a thick skin. This is a thankless role at times, where you get blamed when things are wrong but get minimal or no credit when the sales t......Read More
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