“Having them present on something they've sold or having them present on the product… I always have a slide where it is a my why type of presentation”

Cyber Go-To-Market Talk | Cybersecurity B2B Sales, Marketing & Revenue Growth · Doubling a Sales Team in 2 Months Without Dropping Standards | Lauren Lynch, Cyber Sales Leader

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Required candidates to present a sales-related deck (e.g., territory plan, competitive win, or personal ‘why’ story) as part of the interview

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