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Proven Sales Playbooks are BS — Paul Kenny Explains

Business of Software Conference

Alex A may have little patience to deal with awkward technical queries, and may be willing to make unrealistic promises to get deals to cross the line. They should be the trusted advisors to your biggest clients. Remember, your sales team and your product sit in a unique position.

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The Product Market Fit Engine | Rahul Vohra, CEO, Superhuman | BoS USA 2018

Business of Software Conference

They’re very trusting, the technically sophisticated, and they really just wanted to get time back in the day. AirBnB, the AirBnB, HXC does not simply want to travel. And I would not advise using this approach if you’re in that 15 to 20 percent range. Let’s think about Dropbox. Here’s another example.

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Product to Product: Ellen Chisa on how product prepares you to be an early-stage startup founder

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And then, I was at an incubator and ended up becoming head of product for one of the projects, which was Lola, a travel company based out of Boston. Ellen: All of the things I’d worked on at Microsoft and at Kickstarter—and the thing that was missing for me in travel—was helping people make things.