Expand Your Solution and Value Selling through Insight Selling
There are so many different methodologies for Sales. Each new method is built on a previous method. My guest, Sherri Mazza talks about Insight Selling and why SEs should care.
There are so many different methodologies for Sales. Each new method is built on a previous method. My guest, Sherri Mazza talks about Insight Selling and why SEs should care.
How can you move support from being a cost center to a zero cost department? Fadi Bassil and I discuss
Sameer Kausar found himself in a job he was not excited about. So he looked within, and looked around, and identified Sales Engineering as a potential dream job.
Treat the SE Job hunt like a sales process
Life does not exist without stress. There’s also added stress when you’re in the sales world. So I wanted to share the causes of stress as I see it, and how I handle it.
A big piece of Sales Engineering is Sales. Most engineers don’t like the sales part of Sales Engineering, but it’s what SEs have to excel at to be good at their jobs
Moving from India to the US takes some adjustment. Even if you know the technology, the people change, the requirements change and the way you interact with people changes too.
Sales Engineering is a transferable skill. Just because you’re in one industry today, does not mean you cannot move. Case in point Faraz who is today’s guest.
After 300 episodes, I bring the original cohost back. Binayak Kanungo, aka Bini, comes to join me again on the podcast to give us an update on his career.
Chris Schnyder is the first SE within his organization and he’s been thriving at it due to the support that he has, and the ability to get creative.
Our guest, Wesley Bellman has that exact experience in addition to a few more, so we get to see the similarities of working in procurement and how they interacted with VARs.
Our guest today is Ryan Krueger who will tell us about his path to sales engineering and the challenges he faced to get there, and once he was an SE