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.
Our guest, Meri Martinez, shares her journey into Sales Engineering and then to her current position as a Project Manager and Regulatory Specialist at Innolitics. We explore her decision to leave Sales Engineering, the unique aspects of sales engineering in the biomedical field, and the skills she acquired that are applicable to her current role. Join us as we discuss the challenges of balancing ambition and contentment, the role of sales management, and the importance of finding happiness in the present.
Josh Price is the Manager for Solutions Engineering at Trella Health, an IT services and consulting company based in Atlanta. In this episode, Josh joins the podcast to talk about transitioning from music to sales, the health IT industry, and the challenges of being an SE 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.”
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.
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.
In this episode, Gareth Jones will give a comprehensive answer to these questions and provide an insider’s peek into what happens in career transitions, specifically toward sales engineering. Gareth Jones, who describes himself as a father, husband, and comic book nerd, was an army officer for 12 years before being introduced to sales engineering through a serendipitous encounter. After leaving the military, he landed a job at Splunk, where he is now a Solutions Engineering Manager.
In this episode of the Sales Engineering Podcast, we explore the different purposes of demos and discovery calls. We consider the different challenges inherent in them and the strategies we can employ to get around these challenges. Specifically, we focus on business discovery and technical discovery.
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In this episode, I share the lessons I learned from working under my first five managers. The first two managers were managers I had as an intern, while the rest were managers I had working as a professional for different companies.
In this episode, I provide you with the most critical steps you could take to handle difficult and potentially frustrating customer situations with the goal of saving your partnership with your customer.
In this episode, I discuss various topics—from relationship-building and boot camps to leadership and essential books to read.