Sales representatives are struggling to stand out from the crowd and engage with their prospects. One way of doing this is to get creative with your outreach. Another way is to personalise, personalise, personalise. In this blog we’ll take you through how to do both using actionable examples.
This blog will fast-track your career progression by showing you how to navigate through three of the biggest challenges you’ll face: The politics of asking for a promotion, how to deal with imposter syndrome and knowing when it’s the right time to leave your company for a new opportunity.
You’ve managed to secure yourself a job and get onto the ladder. Now what? Here are 4 ways to navigate the early stages of your sales career as recommended by CEO’s and sales leaders: Be proactive. Build and Engage With Your Network. Set Yourself Goals. Find a Mentor.
Sales can be a really fulfilling profession. It can also be really tough if you find it hard to accept rejection and move on from lost opportunities. Learn how to build your resilience using techniques and methods recommended by four sales experts…
Part 2 of ‘The ExP Story’, a blog inspired by our two-year anniversary interview featuring our founder, John Richardson. John discusses how our recruitment process enables candidates to demonstrate the skills that are required for the every-day tasks of SaaS sales representatives, how you can test for resilience in the recruitment process and more…
ExP have recently celebrated our 2 year anniversary and to mark this special occasion our founder and CEO, John Richardson and I have sat down …
An interview with Fabiola Da Silva, an Account Executive at Attest and a wonderful coaching client of ours. Covering all things sales, why she chose …
A skills audit is recommended to anyone who’s at the beginning of a career transition. This may be changing companies, changing job titles or completely changing your career path. However, if you’re going to sell yourself in your CV or in an interview, you’ve got to know where your skill set lies and where you need some help. This is where the skills audit comes in…