Every rep sold differently. Results lived and died with whichever individual happened to be carrying the deal, rather than with a process the whole team could follow.
Every rep on the team sold differently. Qualification was inconsistent from one conversation to the next, discovery calls were improvised rather than structured, and follow-up depended entirely on individual memory. Results lived and died with whichever person happened to be carrying a given deal.
Mapped the sales process end to end. We documented the entire sales process from first contact through close, so the motion existed on paper and not only in a handful of people's heads.
Built a qualification framework. A consistent qualification standard now applies to every rep, every conversation, replacing whatever judgment call an individual rep happened to make.
Built discovery structure and follow-up governance. Discovery questions, objection handling, and follow-up cadence are now standardized, so a new rep can ramp against a real system instead of shadowing a tenured colleague indefinitely.
Replacing as many sales approaches as there were reps
New reps now onboard against a documented process
Qualification standard applied across the whole team
Selling became a managed system rather than a collection of individual habits. New reps ramped faster because there was an actual process to learn from, and the pipeline stopped depending on a few strong personalities to keep performing.
When the process only exists in people's heads, you do not have a sales team. You have a collection of individual outcomes that happen to share a CRM.
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