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Sales vs Ops
At Fieldwire, Zane works in Sales Ops in conjunction with sales reps, business ops, and marketing ops teams. The advantage of such collaborative working is being able to execute your ideas across the funnel and have tighter integration between Sales, Marketing, & Business teams.
Fieldwire’s sales tech stack
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Adapting to a remote sales approach
The creation and regular updating of documentation becomes all the more important when working remotely with clients and your team.
Human connection in a remote team
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The return to normal
Zane considers sales forecasting and pipeline review “in-person events”. However, certain people can be incredibly productive with remote sales ops. It’d be wise to find a customized mix between the two modes of working in the future.
Old data points may not be as reliable as they once were. Leaders will rely on the reps’ personal communication with the clients and their gut feeling about the deal in this remote atmosphere.
Highest value sales KPI’s
A robust qualified pipeline helps the team identify what worked and make accurately predictable forecasts. Even in a pandemic period, this metric helps test conversion hypotheses and promotes measurable growth.
Do organizations need a salesforce admin?
Smaller organizations might not need someone to operate in a Salesforce administration role, but they do need a person with robust Salesforce skills to navigate the system. As the organization grows and includes several sales reps with Salesforce licenses, it becomes imperative to separate the Salesforce administration responsibilities into a new role. Salesforce Trailhead allows the Ops team to learn the backend and create an abstraction so the sales reps could don’t have to worry about the admin side of things.
Zane’s biggest inspiration
Zane credits Dave Morel as his biggest inspiration. He would like to have lunch with Matt Bertuzzi whose book “Lightning Sales Ops” inspired him to excel in sales ops with a healthy attitude.