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We The Sales Engineers: A Resource for Sales Engineers, by Sales Engineers Ramzi Marjaba
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4.8 • 47 Ratings
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Lots of resources are available for sales people, and a lot more for technical people, but not enough for Sales Engineers. This resource is available for Sales Engineers who are interested in learning from other Sales Engineers as many will be interviewed on this platform.
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What Does a Great Solution Engineer Look Like?
I’m always asked, “What does a great SE look like?” The problem is there isn’t one way to SE. Great SEs look like. The role is complex, and people do it differently.
So, let’s delve into the role's complexity and break it down through an evaluation form I created. I cover various aspects such as working with account managers, discovery, demos, proof of value, and technical know-how. I also emphasize the importance of customer relations and leadership skills.
Finally, I have some news…
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Learning To Sell Better From Being Sold Badly
Join us as we welcome Harman Bamra, who shares his unique journey from studying literature and international affairs to becoming a Solution Engineer (SE). Harman discusses his initial plans of becoming a diplomat, his background in literature, and how his passion for tech led him to digitize his family pharmacy business. Learn about his overlapping interests in tech and literature, the challenges he faced, and the strategies he used to transition into the corporate world of sales engineering. Harman also highlights the importance of understanding the 'why' behind customer needs and how his martial arts training influences his professional approach. Don't miss this insightful episode packed with practical advice for anyone looking to pursue a career in Solution Engineering
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Earning the Right to Ask Helpful Questions
The episode features an experienced sales trainer Richard Harris, discussing the intersection of sales and sales engineering. Richard shares insights on earning the right to ask questions, building trust with clients, and the concept of economic impact. He emphasizes the importance of proper communication and collaboration between salespeople and sales engineers (SEs), addressing common challenges and misconceptions. The conversation also touches on leadership accountability, the value of practice, and personal growth. Richard highlights the significance of self-awareness, mental health, and balancing personal and professional life. The episode provides tips and strategies for salespeople and SEs to enhance their effectiveness and cooperation.
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Forget How, Focus on The Why!
Our guest today is Devon Montgomery, a Lead Solution Engineer at Collibra. Devon's path to Solution Engineering is interesting. It’s not just that he was an SDR who got into Solution Engineering; what he was before and how he got there are also interesting.
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Promote Yourself to The CEO of Your Life and Career
Many of us let our careers happen to us. Imagine if a CEO of a company just LET whatever happens to his or her company happen. They would be fired immediately from their role. But we can go through our lives and careers without being intentional in how we want to live our lives.
Instead, if we look at our lives like a startup and we are the CEOs, we can then look at our salary as revenue, our skills as the products that we provide, and our time as the service, then we can look differently at our lives. We can make decisions on what to improve and how.
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How To Prepare for A Customer or Interview Demo
This is how I teach my #SolutionEngineers to prepare for their customer demos or their Interview demos.
show notes: https://wethesalesengineers.com/show319
Customer Reviews
Authentic and useful
This podcast is a goldmine for anyone in PreSales. Ramzi asks great questions and his relatable style and self-deprecating humor get his guests to open up. He started this podcast as a way to get mentors for his own career growth and it has blossomed into a force multiplier for the entire profession. Well done.
Great listen for Sales Engineers!
Ramzi does a great job facilitating meaningful discussions and helping people navigate the wide world of sales/solutions engineering! You can tell he has passion for this profession and community, and the episodes are full of actionable insights you can use right away!
The Pioneer of PreSales
Can’t say enough for how much Ramzi has helped the PreSales role gain recognition, self-awareness, and community!