[Ep.26] What Do Sales Operations Leaders Need To Know?

Episode 26 November 19, 2021 01:00:10
[Ep.26] What Do Sales Operations Leaders Need To Know?
Call Center Confidence with Cutter & Catt
[Ep.26] What Do Sales Operations Leaders Need To Know?

Nov 19 2021 | 01:00:10

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Show Notes

Are your strategies as a sales operations leader in line with the company’s goals? What part of the process do you think you might be too focused on yourself, yet to the disadvantage of the company?

In this special episode, Oliver and Jason talk about some of the questions about being a sales operations leader. We talked about breaking down silos, working as one with the company, and winning as a team.

Sometimes there is this short-term thinking, and not thinking about the overall business and client success. You must overcome your self-centered and short-term thinking, and consider what you can do to assist the organization and the customers.

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