Presenters
Alli Manning
Marinus Maris
When most people think of sales culture, they likely think “cutthroat.” Historically, the pressure to meet revenue goals has overshadowed the importance of cultivating a positive team culture. But it’s time to break free from the old norms.
In this webinar, we debunk the myth that revenue is the sole key to success. By shifting the focus onto the right skills and behaviors, rather than just meetings booked and revenue generated, we discuss you how to cultivate a sales culture that not only thrives but hits quota.
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