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The Editor’s Notebook: Privacy and Data Security, Retraining Sales Teams

Pragmatic Marketing

5 Trends for Retraining Sales Teams to Hit Goals It’s no surprise that salespeople who are well trained and equipped to sell are the ones who outperform their peers. What’s odd, though, is that only 23% of companies consider their current sales training programs to be effective.

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What is the Product Operations Career Path?

ProductPlan

Beyond the usual screening questions about strategy, culture, processes, and values, product operations professionals may also want to ask some of the more pertinent questions below during the interview process: How does the product team define successful product operations? In some cases, the job has a narrow focus.

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The Editor’s Notebook: Privacy and Data Security, Retraining Sales Teams

Pragmatic Marketing

5 Trends for Retraining Sales Teams to Hit Goals It’s no surprise that salespeople who are well trained and equipped to sell are the ones who outperform their peers. What’s odd, though, is that only 23% of companies consider their current sales training programs to be effective.

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How to build, manage and scale a sales team – 12 strategies from the experts

Intercom, Inc.

I’m often asked the question of “Why sales?” The “Why sales?” question becomes even more pressing given the trend toward “bottom-up” product adoption – i.e., offering a given product for free or without a formal top-down sales motion, as is common with SaaS. Buying sales isn’t bad.

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The Great Silence

The Product Coalition

On a personal level, I have tried all kinds of techniques to buck this trend with members of my own teams with mediocre results and had pretty open discussions with PM’s about it, trying to understand the blockages that prevent it from becoming an easy, obtainable and regular practice. Then, you can just get on with things.