It is not part of the gig. If you’re a rep seeking to screw your customers, quit your job. Reoccurring contracts are about mutual success and mutual protection.
People selling software are constantly trying to screw you. It's part of the gig.
Here's a five-step cheat sheet, from a company that buys and sells, for how to fight back in your next negotiation:
@gtmba_ CFO recognizes the importance of paying sales.
Attainment numbers based on quantifiable inputs, not imaginary or top down numbers.
Revenue leadership worked deals in the past and weren’t raised on spreadsheets.
@nakul This is the critical reason most founding AEs fail: sales doesn't create interest (not well, at least), they transform interest into revenue. Sales *cannot* do this job alone; it's the interplay of marketing, product, CS, that creates downstream success for sales.
I spent 8 years scaling Discord and got burnt out cause modern work is broken. We’re overwhelmed with too much info across apps, teams, and agents.
AI made it worse. We’re building the solve.
I've joined @tryhighlight as CEO and we raised a $40M Series A led by @KhoslaVentures.
Sen. Mike Lee’s budget bill would force the sale of 2–3M acres of BLM & Forest Service land across 12 Western states.
This is a land grab—plain & simple.
Call (202) 224-3121. Tell your reps to defend public lands.
Here it is; the worst take possible on the Park City strike. I’ve personally watched ski patrol save lives. They operate daily in life threatening environments to mitigate risk for the rest of us.
@thesamparr In the mid 1800s the water supply to the White House was contaminated with human waste. Several people died of various diseases as a result including children and their president fathers.
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