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PODCAST 65. The Framework to Deliver Exceptional Customer Success w/ Kim Rose

Sales Hacker

How to Analyze a SaaS Business Effectively w/ David Skok. Kim herself is an incredible executive, and she walks through both professional lessons about how to scale a customer success organization, but also life lessons about how to reenter the workforce. If you missed episode 64, check it out here: PODCAST 64. What You’ll Learn.

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How to Hire A Great VP Sales: The Full Video and Transcript

SaaStr

The Number One Thing You Can Do to Accelerate Your Business Post-Initial Traction is Hiring a Great VP of Sales. What I want to talk about today is perhaps the mistake that most of us make, by my nonstatistical study, 70 percent of us make, which is not hiring the right VP of sales. It’s a cash-driven business.

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SaaStr Podcast #356 with Atrium Co-Founder Pete Kazanjy

SaaStr

Below, we’ve shared the transcript of Harry’s interview with Pete. Peter Kazanjy: So at TalentBin, that was kind of like my first training wheels, SaaS business, and also the place where I started to learn and appreciate go to market. Either A, you get good at low scale, talking with and engaging these prospects. Pete Kazanjy.

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Building a Stellar Engineering Organization

SaaStr

Scott Beechuk, Partner at Norwest Venture Partners, brings together world-class SaaS engineering leaders Claire Hough, Vijay Gill and Weiping Peng for a dynamic conversation on where SaaS technology is headed, how to build top performing engineering teams and what it takes to lead in today’s high-velocity engineering environment.

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Engineering Your Own “Luck”: The 3 Key Rules of Building Globally Distributed Teams with Eventbrite (Video + Transcript)

SaaStr

I started right at the end of 2011, and I started in the role of VP of engineering. The company was 145 people, 40 of which were engineers. That’s not a real hardship, that’s a great world-class problem to have, that you need to grow your teams fast enough to keep up with the business.