#156 Salary And Workload: Research Your Worth
Today we talk to John Cook, the Senior Marketing Manager at Consensus, who did a lot of research into the Sales Engineering Salary and Workload. We discuss that research today.
#155 It’s All About People, So Keep Them Happy
There are a few topics that should be discussed more when it comes to Sales Engineering and Presales but really are not. One of those topics is “Personality” and how it can affect the way we deal with people
#154 Sales Engineering: Where Business and Technology Live in Harmony
Jose Espinoza has spent the last 15 years helping organizations of all sizes resolve their business challenges by improving their business processes. Currently, he is a Solution Architect at Loftware, the global market leader in Enterprise Labeling and Artwork Management solutions.
#153 Dipped Your Toes, Why Come Back for More?
Is Sales Engineering right for you? And is it possible to become a Sales Engineer without prior technical experience?
#152 Changing a Commodity Sale to a Solution Sale
Doc Ballje is a Subject Matter Expert and Solutions Architect in the printing industry. One would not think that the print industry as a complex sale, more as a commodities sale. Doc is able to actually move it from being a commodity to a solution and closing the deal.
#151 Working Together Through The Middle of the Funnel
Chris White is an accomplished author, trainer, coach, teacher, and Sales Engineering leader. he’s joining us once again to share with us what he’s learned over the past years training salespeople and SEs alike and how both roles can work best together to improve the middle of the funnel
#150 The Basics of Sales Engineering
Sales Engineering is so nuanced, and with 150 episodes published, we’ve talked about many topics. We’ve talked about story telling, relationship building, demonstrations, proof of concepts. However throughout all these episodes we rarely talked about the basics. What is sales engineering? Who would be good at it? Who should stay away.
#149 Differentiate Yourself with SPEED
As we go through our career, we need to differentiate ourselves. The status quo is ok for some, but these are the people at risk of being let go first in the event of a pandemic or any other reason. So let's talk about how we differentiate ourselves.
#148 Improving Your Relationship with Sales
today that's what we'll go over with: the expectations salespeople have of SEs, the expectations SEs have of salespeople, and how to set realistic expectations so it's a win-win situation for both sides of the team.
#147 An Outsider’s View Of the Amazing Sales Engineering World
In this episode, we talk about Matt’s history, how he started as a Salesperson and worked with “unofficial” Sales Engineers. We learn about the Sale and Sales Engineer’s culture and relationships, how things have changed. We also learn what Matt has found about the Sales Engineering community
#146 Aptitude, Attitude, and Technical Know-How
Faraz Syed is currently the Senior Director in GTM/Sales of Professional Services at Genesys and has over 25+ years of experience specializing in GTM and strategic leadership with a background in software sales, technical sales, and customer success. Faraz shares with us the three areas you need to continuously work on if you want to improve your work as a Sales Engineer.
#145 Putting Yourself in a Position to Get Lucky
In today’s episode, Bini interviews me about my experience working in a hybrid role, how I got into doing more of the sales side of sales engineering, and what made me want to start the We The Sales Engineers Podcast in the first place.
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