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The Science of Scaling - Q&A | How Can Sales Culture Be Influenced From the Top Down?

Q&A | How Can Sales Culture Be Influenced From the Top Down?

08/15/24 • 13 min

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The Science of Scaling

Today's listener Q&A is all about scaling your culture. We want to move GTM and sales away from an uncontrollable art form to a data-driven, predictable process. And that starts at the top.

Our questions is -- "How can sales culture be influenced from the top down?"

Here's what you can expect:

  • "Scalable Visibility" through inspecting every aspect of your GTM
  • Effective coaching strategies for your sales team
  • Hiring high-quality, best fit candidates through training and certification
  • How to create a predictable process by identifying leading indicators

I want to know what you're wondering about! Submit your question at [email protected], dropping a note on LinkedIn, or leaving a comment on Spotify.

Grab the 3 Steps to a Perfect Pitch guide here https://clickhubspot.com/pitch

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Today's listener Q&A is all about scaling your culture. We want to move GTM and sales away from an uncontrollable art form to a data-driven, predictable process. And that starts at the top.

Our questions is -- "How can sales culture be influenced from the top down?"

Here's what you can expect:

  • "Scalable Visibility" through inspecting every aspect of your GTM
  • Effective coaching strategies for your sales team
  • Hiring high-quality, best fit candidates through training and certification
  • How to create a predictable process by identifying leading indicators

I want to know what you're wondering about! Submit your question at [email protected], dropping a note on LinkedIn, or leaving a comment on Spotify.

Grab the 3 Steps to a Perfect Pitch guide here https://clickhubspot.com/pitch

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You can drop it there. You can email us at [email protected] and maybe your question will tackle next.

Grab the 3 Steps to a Perfect Pitch guide here https://clickhubspot.com/pitch

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