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I've been in tech sales for over 14 years. First as an AE, Sales Manager, and Sales Coach at companies including Evernote, HubSpot, and Outreach, and currently as a Strategist at Salesloft where I help our largest accounts (Verizon, Office Depot, Cloudflare, and others) to refine and streamline how their …

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I designed and built most of HubSpot's observability platform, and have handled realtime (sub-15s latency) streams of millions of datapoints per minute, and terabytes per day. I've improved Amazon's open source balancing algorithm for Kinesis to support downtime-free rebalancing over thousands of concurrent shards. I wrote the first endorsed Java …

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Hello! I've led organizations at tech companies from startup to scale-out to deliver outsized impact. Now, I coach managers/leaders of those organizations to incrementally expand and improve their capabilities and impact. Tech companies are a mix of people and technical problems. We'll work to figure out where you and your …

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Are you familiar with our Company's tools and software?

Yes, I am quite familiar with HubSpot's tools and software. HubSpot's CRM is one of the leading tools in the industry that I've had the opportunity to use extensively in my previous role. Utilizing its features allowed me to streamline communication with clients and offer more personalized service. Additionally, I've used the HubSpot Marketing Hub quite extensively to automate emails, to analyze web traffic, and to manage inbound content making the marketing efforts more efficient. I've also worked with HubSpot Sales Hub, using it to manage the sales pipeline effectively, schedule meetings and track interactions with potential customers. That said, I'm always eager to learn more and look forward to becoming proficient with any new tools or software that HubSpot introduces.

How do you handle feedback and criticism?

I view feedback and criticism as valuable tools for personal and professional growth. I believe no one is perfect, and there's always room for improvement. When I receive feedback, the first thing I do is listen fully to understand the person's perspective. I then analyze the points raised to determine how I can implement changes. For instance, in my previous job, I was informed during a review that while my work was excellent, I needed to improve on my time management skills when juggling multiple projects. I took this feedback seriously and began using productivity apps to better organize my time and plan my day. This not only helped improve my time management skills but also led to less stress and better output. By embracing feedback, I can turn constructive criticism into motivation for personal and professional growth.

How would you handle a situation where a team member is not contributing equally?

In situations where a team member is not contributing equally, my initial step would be to open a respectful and honest conversation with them. Oftentimes, there may be external factors affecting their performance, and it's important to understand their perspective while expressing how their actions impact the team's productivity.

Once I've gained their perspective, we would work together to arrive at a solution. That solution might involve reassigning tasks based on their strengths, equipping them with resources to handle their workload, or readjusting deadlines if possible, while also holding them accountable for their responsibilities.

If the situation continues, it might be necessary to engage a supervisor or manager, but only after personal efforts have been exhausted. The ultimate goal is always to support team cohesiveness while respecting individual circumstances.

How would you assess the needs of a client you're working with?

Assessing client needs starts with effective communication. I believe in the power of asking the right questions and listening to understand their business, their objectives, and their challenges.

For instance, during initial discussions, I would explore questions about the client's target audience, their unique selling propositions, their competition, and their past marketing efforts. It's also important to talk about their business objectives, key performance indicators, and their expectations from our services.

Beyond initial meetings, it's essential to maintain open communication channels for feedback and updates, and look for any changes in their needs as the project or relationship progresses.

Lastly, in addition to direct communication, I find it helpful to do a bit of independent research, be it their industry trends or their company's digital engagement metrics. Combined with direct dialogue, such research can often surface unexpressed needs for more comprehensive solutions.

Can you provide an example of when you had to adapt your communication style to a specific audience?

Absolutely, tailoring communication to suit diverse audiences is a crucial part of my day-to-day tasks. In my previous role, interacting with different stakeholders such as clients, team members, and upper management often required altering my communication style.

One specific example was when I had prepared a detailed report with technical jargon to present to upper management regarding a proposed marketing strategy. However, when the time came to present the same plan to a key client, I understood that they might not be familiar with the technical terminologies included in the report.

I adjusted my communication approach and revised the presentation to focus more on the benefits and the value the strategy would add to the client's business, using everyday language to explain technical aspects. This way, the client understood the approach and outcomes of the proposed strategy without feeling overwhelmed by technical jargon. In adapting my communication to the specific audience, I ensured everyone involved had a clear understanding of the project.

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