In today’s podcast, we get to see how having a background in pre-sales can be beneficial in leading a startup or founding your own company. Join me in my chat with Larson Stair, a former Sales Engineers, as he gives us a peek behind the non-traditional path he took towards becoming a CEO
Tucker Snedeker started his corporate career as a Sales Engineer. After 10 years he moved into Sales. We discuss why he did the move, and why he enjoys about it and what he doesn’t. We also discuss how he likes to work with SEs.
Vik Arya, CEO and Co-Founder of Pudding.App has had many years of experience honing his craft as an SE and SE Leader. Now, Vik has found a valuable niche as an enabler of SE Teams to be more effective in how they deliver proof of concepts (PoCs).
Many Salespeople have their origins in being Sales Engineers first including our guest, Ricardo Guzman. Drawing on how he was treated as a Sales Engineer, he treats his SEs differently and also uses his technical knowledge to speed up the sales cycle.
How many Sales Engineers look at their Salesperson during a customer call and think, I can do that job better than he can. But is that all there is to be a salesperson? Jason finds out by becoming one. Turns out there are things that salespeople do that SEs do not see, and many will not want to do.
How do Sales Engineers go into sales operations and come out as CEOs? What are some of the things that SEs do that help them prepare to become CEOs? Greg Dickinson will answer these questions
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Follow @WeTheSEs Share on facebook Share on reddit Share on twitter Share on linkedin “It’s not whether you have the skill sets for that company, but it’s whether that company…