Merging Creativity with Science For Amazing Career Growth
Engineers are not usually known for creativity. So at times we have to go outside of engineering for that creative outlet, or become sales engineers and have an all encompassing job!
Engineers are not usually known for creativity. So at times we have to go outside of engineering for that creative outlet, or become sales engineers and have an all encompassing job!
Follow @WeTheSEs https://youtu.be/uj7p2tFuUMQ Notes: “It’s a job of high highs and low lows.” This is how Trevor Spires, an experienced Sales Engineer and a two-time guest on the podcast, describes…
In this episode with Justin Ferber, Senior Consultant at The Search Experience, a recruitment consultancy specializing in building go-to-market (GTM) teams for tech startups, to talk about what startups are looking for from SEs, how they hire talent, and how they prioritize what talents to bring in.
Sales Engineering is not an easy profession. SEs have to deal with many people, from Sales, management, to customers. It is especially harder when the sales team was recently known as an implementation-only team.
Skills needed for SEs are much different than those in larger organizations, potentially. Also different products being sold to IT could require different skills. We discuss these topics with our guest.
As Sales Engineers, we often focus on the process – learning how to get better at sales, qualifications, discovery skills, demos, but rarely do we associate creativity to help us… until this podcast
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.
Quote of the Day:You can’t go to college to learn to be an SE, it’s something you fall into - Jason Sheffield In this show we will discuss:Jason’s career as…