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@SalesGuyRem@singingsab@LSPARKGlobal I always tell my team to give prospects space, sometimes they follow up every day for a week. I tell them to set next steps on every call, if they miss it that ok because people are busy but confirm they're still interested in continuing to evaluate.
@LSPARKGlobal What pain are they experiencing that they want to fix? Are they missing something that our product can fix? The most important things is to ask the hard questions: has the customer agreed to everything we’ve discovered, assuming they’re on the same page that’s where we waste time
@LSPARKGlobal Good qualification helps my teams not waste time, time is the most valuable resource so we want to make sure we’re spending it in the right place. Our qualification is to understand why: why did they fill out a lead form, what triggered it?
@LSPARKGlobal Give everyone an equal opportunity to be successful: score account list to make sure they’re as fair as possible, the same amount of leads, etc. That way it’s an equal playing field for reps. It's hard to do but pays off.
@growbetterhsfx@LSPARKGlobal everyone is a top performer when you interview them, I like to dig into something outside of work. Tell me something you've excelled at, how did you get to that point? I'm looking for people that were willing to put in the time it takes to be great at something.
@EricDeMille@LSPARKGlobal One caveat regarding "History of success" - make sure that success is in a similar "sales context". Sometimes reps could be top 1% in certain companies and then move and be mediocre. One typical one is a rep that moves from a large corp into an unknown startup. #saaschats
@LSPARKGlobal The easier the better, don’t overcomplicate it. I like the % of target you hit, the % of the compensation you get. Hit 65% get 65% of your variable. Accelerating over 100% gives people motivation to not take their foot off the gas.
@LSPARKGlobal 4.Creative: people who can come up with solutions, not point out problems
5.Entrepreneurial spirit: Sales is like running your own company.
6. Competitive: Sales is a competition. With yourself, your teammates, and the industry as a whole
@LSPARKGlobal It depends on what skills you're looking to access with the pen question, need to have a reason why you're asking it.
some I like to ask are:
Tell me the last thing you learned. how did you go about it?
How do you avoid just “following or checking in” during a sales cycle?
Q3 What do you think of the “sell me this pen” question? What are your go-to questions to help showcase a candidate’s skills in an interview? #SaaSChats#salesteam