My favorite sales interview question is meant to figure out if a sales rep has
really run complex deals regularly. I ask them to name their top 3 large and
complex deals they've closed. Then I ask
Developing Your Sales Career
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General Manager and Regional Vice President of Sales, Asia Pacific & Japan at ActiveCampaign • January 10
Sales Director at Clari • January 11
I have 2 questions that I love to ask to guage self-awareness. 1. The first is
simply - What is the 1 thing that you think you could really improve on or do
better? 2. The second - Tell me about a t
Senior Sales Director at Culture Amp • January 12
One of our company’s core values is having the courage to be vulnerable. This
behavior is key to being successful at Culture Amp and within a sales role. In
order to better understand someone’s abilit
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General Manager and Regional Vice President of Sales, Asia Pacific & Japan at ActiveCampaign • January 10
LIke most professions, you can not lead a team well if you haven't done the job
yourself. Must Haves : You should have been a quota carrying sales rep for at
least 3 to 5 years before you can trans
Global Director, Sales Enablement at Figma • January 10
People's definition of 'hard skills' may differ depending on where they work,
what the sales organization makeup is, and what product/platform they are
selling. In my experience, the 'gold standard' s
Senior Sales Director at Culture Amp • January 12
To be an effective sales leader, you must have strong communication skills and
be driven by data and process. Strong communication, especially a coach-like
mindset, is extremely important in terms of
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Senior Sales Director at Culture Amp • January 12
The most successful AEs that I've worked with have a long list of key attributes
that set them apart from the rest. These attributes include responsiveness
curiosity resilience authenticity collabor
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Senior Sales Director at Culture Amp • January 12
Being in sales, we experience challenges on a daily basis. One of the bigger
frustrations is having a great quarter or year and then seeing the dial goes
back to zero, knowing you need to start all ov
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General Manager and Regional Vice President of Sales, Asia Pacific & Japan at ActiveCampaign • January 10
I am a firm believer of meritocracy. So when it comes to pay raise especially in
sales roles it should be very black and white for a sales rep to determine when
would they qualify for a pay raise. It
Senior Sales Director at Culture Amp • January 12
When determining whether someone should receive a pay increase, it's important
to ask three key questions. 1.) Is the rep displaying the golden side of our
values and behaviors? 2.) Did the rep achi
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General Manager and Regional Vice President of Sales, Asia Pacific & Japan at ActiveCampaign • January 10
In today's world it is relatively quite easy to make a very well informed
decision when assessing a new role in a different company. These are some of
the things I look at and advise my mentees to do
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General Manager and Regional Vice President of Sales, Asia Pacific & Japan at ActiveCampaign • January 10
The biggest reality of sales is that you are as good as your current quarter.
No matter how well you may have done in the previous quarter, the meter comes
back to zero at the beginning of the new qu
What type of leadership career tracks do you see people continue their careers?
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General Manager and Regional Vice President of Sales, Asia Pacific & Japan at ActiveCampaign • January 10
My mantra on career advanement has been always around doing the role before you
get the title. I have always asked my manager that apart from delivering on my
targets what more can I do for him/her.
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General Manager and Regional Vice President of Sales, Asia Pacific & Japan at ActiveCampaign • January 10
I stronly believe that sales people are one of the most likely people to get to
the highest position in any business right upto the role of a CEO. In fact, many
CEOs in global companies either come fr