9 min

Greg Brisco, How to pick your charitable cause, Episode 032 Sales Paradise - Designing a Life of Excellence Through Sales

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Show NotesWe're talking with Greg Brisco who has spent most of his career in sales leadership, and now is a recruiter for sales leadership. Greg is the VP of Recruiting at SomethingNew, which is a unique staffing and recruiting firm.
We discuss how to pick a charitable cause that fits with your personality and career.
But if I write my eulogy, what do I want to be known for? I want to be known for helping people. I want to be known for, encouraging people. I want to be known for making sure that people feel better after an interaction with me than they did before the interaction with me.Tips for figuring out how to incorporate charity and volunteering with your sales careerUnderstand who you are, and what's intrinsically important to youAlign yourself with an employer that has the same idealsTry to align yourself with clients that have the same ideals
Internal soul searchingUnderstand who you areWhat you stand forWhat's important to youWhat are you passionate about
If I could give any advice, if anyone were to ask, like, you have to get introspective.How to get in touchGreg's LinkedIn profileCollaboration Calendly LinkSomethingNew
BONUS - What does Greg look for in a candidate's LinkedIn profile?Attention to detailMake sure your resume lines up with the information on your profileMake it logical to read.
~ If it shows the President's Club but you are only 75% of quota - why?
~ If it shows you as a VP of Sales but you have an individual contributor's quota amount - why?
Have a profile picture
~ Clear
~ Only you
~ Professionally appropriate, but it does not need to be formal

Show NotesWe're talking with Greg Brisco who has spent most of his career in sales leadership, and now is a recruiter for sales leadership. Greg is the VP of Recruiting at SomethingNew, which is a unique staffing and recruiting firm.
We discuss how to pick a charitable cause that fits with your personality and career.
But if I write my eulogy, what do I want to be known for? I want to be known for helping people. I want to be known for, encouraging people. I want to be known for making sure that people feel better after an interaction with me than they did before the interaction with me.Tips for figuring out how to incorporate charity and volunteering with your sales careerUnderstand who you are, and what's intrinsically important to youAlign yourself with an employer that has the same idealsTry to align yourself with clients that have the same ideals
Internal soul searchingUnderstand who you areWhat you stand forWhat's important to youWhat are you passionate about
If I could give any advice, if anyone were to ask, like, you have to get introspective.How to get in touchGreg's LinkedIn profileCollaboration Calendly LinkSomethingNew
BONUS - What does Greg look for in a candidate's LinkedIn profile?Attention to detailMake sure your resume lines up with the information on your profileMake it logical to read.
~ If it shows the President's Club but you are only 75% of quota - why?
~ If it shows you as a VP of Sales but you have an individual contributor's quota amount - why?
Have a profile picture
~ Clear
~ Only you
~ Professionally appropriate, but it does not need to be formal

9 min