“Every quarter, we're getting the whole sales force together and training them and holding the managers accountable in between the quarters.”

John McMahon · M&A Science · M&A's Sales Diligence Blind Spot: What 5 CRO Tours Taught John McMahon

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holds quarterly all-hands training for the sales force and holds managers accountable between quarters for developing their teams

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