#282 10 Mistakes Tech Startup Founders Make In the Sales Engineering Process
Once of the jobs of startup founders is to sell the product or service they are offering, and yet many don't know how!
281 Preparing But Not Practicing Means You’re Not Fully Prepared
One of the most important tasks that sales engineers need to do is practice their trade, and yet this is one of the most overlooked.
#279 How Can Sales Engineers Recognize and Bust Through a Career Rut
We all reach a plateau in life and in our careers. Some we recognize, others we don’t. Some we want to break through, and others we’re ok staying within. And this is the main topic of today with Chris White.
#272 Audience Questions – Get Comfortable being Uncomfortable and Differentiating Oneself
In this episode we discussed how Sales Engineers can differentiate themselves, the potential impact of AI on their work, and the comparison between sales and presales. Tune in as we talk about the importance of effective communication, asking the right questions, building strong customer relationships, and staying informed about technology advancements, as well as the misconceptions about presales and sales roles.
4/1/1 Do Yourself a Favor and Start a Side Hustle Now
4/1/1: 4 Random Thoughts from me, 1 tools to help Sales Engineers, 1 quote for motivation 4/1/1 Weekly 4 Random Thoughts, 1 Tool, and 1 Quote This week I…
#269 Start A Side Hustle and Improve Your Life
In this episode of We the Sales Engineers Podcast, Donald Kelly, Founder and Chief Sales Evangelist of The Sales Evangelist, explains the significance of side hustles and shares insights on how anyone can start one successfully.
#258 Steps To Take If You Want to Become an Sales Engineer Leader
Paul H. Pearce is a Principal and Certified Training Partner at Great Demo!, a company founded by Peter E. Cohan, keynote speaker and author of a book of the same name. Paul H. Pearce describes himself as a “[c]ustomer-oriented, executive-level sales management professional with extensive experience developing strong and profitable client relationships, managing high-performance sales operations, and driving multi-million dollar contracts in an evolving Software-as-a-Service (SaaS) enterprise software market.”
#255 Having the Support Structure to Help Figure Out if You’ve Stagnated
Adam Burgess is the Manager of the Sales Engineer Academy at Smartsheet. In this episode, we talk about his unique journey from acting to sales engineering, including a moment in his career when he realized he was stagnating and what he did about it.
#254 Strategies and Tactics to Finding Your New Job and Acing the Interviews
In this episode, interviewed Charlie Gerrior, a sales engineer for a decade and who is considered a leader in the SE world who helps other SEs get to where they want to go. On the show, he shares his best tips and strategies for how SEs who are currently in between jobs could find their next job, or better, their best job.
#253 Relationships Are Not Built Overnight, But They Start With A Question
Brian Lewis is the Co-founder and CRO of Homerun Presales, the company behind the software Homerun, an end-to-end presales platform that modernizes presales and connects it to the organization.
#250 The Long Journey From Military Man to Solution Engineer
Follow @WeTheSEs Share on facebook Share on reddit Share on twitter Share on linkedin https://youtu.be/MnC27Ur1oPs Notes: Where can a sincere dedication to giving value to others bring you in the…
#247 The Rules of the Sales Cycle And Presales Engagement
In this episode of the Sales Engineering Podcast, I present to you what happens in one of these SE Hotline coaching sessions. In this particular session, I coached Jean Lubin, a Solutions Consultant at Standardtech who describes himself as “a customer-focused individual that enjoys helping people solve problems.” This episode features a 40-minute coaching call where we dive into a comprehensive discussion of the sales cycle.