No Degree AE

Mid Market AE at 22 with no degree.

[No Degree AE @NoDegreeAE]

Hot take: More volume is almost never the answer to be more successful in booking meetings or out bounding.

[No Degree AE @NoDegreeAE]

@TechSalesGuy 100% such a big misconception here. More volume imo is almost never the correct answer. Outreach should be focused on strategic calls and emails. Warm calls are the way to go or a have an actually very good reason for calling especially in my industry

[No Degree AE @NoDegreeAE]

@natolisnuggets Had the exact same thought lol

[No Degree AE @NoDegreeAE]

@BowTiedWave Fr bro miss it everyday

[No Degree AE @NoDegreeAE]

One the hardest things is in life is when you believe in something but no one believes you. I remember when I graduated high school moved away from my hometown with 200 bucks and didn’t know how I was gonna pay next’s month rent. Everyone said I was crazy and no believed I would succeed. My own “friends” would talk shit and say it wasn’t going to work. But I just knew I had to do and it would workout.

All I can say it definitely worked out for me.

If I learned one thing is always to bet on yourself.

[No Degree AE @NoDegreeAE]

@deritery1 100% love my tier one customers

[No Degree AE @NoDegreeAE]

After some time off of X I decided I am going to switch up my content. I have loved posting finance content but I realized what I love doing is talking to people and solving complex problems.

So moving forward my content will be more focused on sales and how to be successful in tech sales.

I also am building some very special in the background whilst I make this transition.

Stay tuned.

[No Degree AE @NoDegreeAE]

@natolisnuggets Same let’s get after it. Tom Brady is the goat

[No Degree AE @NoDegreeAE]

Yep 100%

[No Degree AE @NoDegreeAE]

Was traveling this weekend but back to sales tomorrow.

Plan for the week is a few onsites.

Generate new pipeline

Move forward existing deals

Let’s win the week

What’s your plan?

[No Degree AE @NoDegreeAE]

@hitborg Yep 100% a lot of people think their way is the best way which is okay but learning to take feedback and understand others opinions and perspectives is huge

[No Degree AE @NoDegreeAE]

Things I wish I knew before starting tech sales:

Your territory matters.
Your manager matters.
Your pipeline matters.
Your activity does NOT tell the full story.
And being coachable can make you a lot of money.

[No Degree AE @NoDegreeAE]

Sales has the fairest pay structure in corporate America.

Create more revenue.

Solve bigger problems.

Become harder to replace.

Make more money.

Your age and degree matter far less when you can produce.

[No Degree AE @NoDegreeAE]

@NotoriousROI 100% man wish I knew more abt that before I started my current role.

Territory is so so important and so is your manager besides yourself these two things are your biggest factor to your success imo

[No Degree AE @NoDegreeAE]

@SamBruebaker V possible it’s what I did

[No Degree AE @NoDegreeAE]

If I was 18 again I would do this:

Skip the $100k college debt.

Get an SDR job.

Learn how to sell.

Become a top performer.

Get promoted to AE.

Make $150k-200k while I’m 22

Then use that income to invest and build something on the side.

[No Degree AE @NoDegreeAE]

@Pipeline_papi @bradpputt @chadstaffstech So would man if I was there

[No Degree AE @NoDegreeAE]

@Pipeline_papi Let’s go bro

[No Degree AE @NoDegreeAE]

I wish more 18-22 year olds knew about tech sales.

Most people hear “sales” and think car dealerships or door knocking.

Meanwhile people in their early 20s are selling software and making $100k+

[Kalshi @Kalshi]

JUST IN: Americans without college degrees are seeing one of the best job markets in decades, per WSJ