Anonymous wrote:You’re a typical goalie, which is a great position and typical of attorneys and other quality review positions. When you get stressed, you’re going to lean into your checklist and hunker down, but what you need to work on is seeing the big picture so you see how all the pieces of the company fit together.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Sales rep here (different industry) and I’m curious what values are different? Also curious what you don’t like about working with reps as I’m wondering what my cross functional colleagues think of us!
Sales:
1) Are only about the $$
2) Are big picture, don't understand why the details have to be right
3) Don't plan ahead so routine work becomes an emergency
4) has no idea of turnaround time
5) Dip in and dip out of the office all day long, and are frustrated when contracts isn't available in the evenings after contracts has worked 9 hours at their desks
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Sales rep here (different industry) and I’m curious what values are different? Also curious what you don’t like about working with reps as I’m wondering what my cross functional colleagues think of us!
Sales:
1) Are only about the $$
2) Are big picture, don't understand why the details have to be right
3) Don't plan ahead so routine work becomes an emergency
4) has no idea of turnaround time
5) Dip in and dip out of the office all day long, and are frustrated when contracts isn't available in the evenings after contracts has worked 9 hours at their desks
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Have a convo w/leadership as to how your company can provide living wages to salespeople lol. Do you know what their base is?
OP here. That's part of the problem. Even the most junior salesperson, who started last month, has a base higher than my tenured contracts head. And the sales base is supposed to be only 50% of total comp.
Anonymous wrote:Have a convo w/leadership as to how your company can provide living wages to salespeople lol. Do you know what their base is?
Anonymous wrote:Watch the movie Glengarry Glen Ross. It is all about the pressure of sales.
Can you describe what is the core of the problem? What is the big clash about?
Anonymous wrote:Sales rep here (different industry) and I’m curious what values are different? Also curious what you don’t like about working with reps as I’m wondering what my cross functional colleagues think of us!