Today we’re getting into a topic that Doug brought up during the Customer Experience episode - RevOps being a wartime discipline.
Show Notes
Today we’re getting into a topic that Doug brought up during the Customer Experience episode - RevOps being a wartime discipline.
Disclaimer: Doug doesn’t like this topic from the get go because he thinks sales and business have used wartime analogies for far far too long. It tends to over-inflate the existential risk of things. From a metaphor standpoint it’s common, so Doug is happy to address the topic today.
Questions addressed in today's episode:
- What is a wartime discipline?
- Why does RevOps get treated as a wartime discipline?
- What is chaos?
- If you are in trouble, if you are in wartime, does RevOps not have a role there?
Creators and Guests
Host
Doug Davidoff
Doug is the Founder & CEO of Imagine. For more than 20 years, Doug has been advising small and mid-market companies that are committed to serious growth who want to hear the truth about achieving it. Doug’s worked, firsthand, with more than 1,500 companies (and seen their financial statements), so he knows the difference between what works, and what sounds good and doesn’t work.
Host
Jess Cardenas
As Imagine's Chief of Staff, Jess is responsible for enhancing the efficiency and effectiveness of Imagine's sales development programs and aligning these programs with marketing. Jess strives to continually develop and improve processes that enhance growth for her clients' businesses.
Producer
Hannah Munoz
Hannah is Imagine’s Community Manager. On the daily she works to expand the Imagine Platform both externally with client acquisition and internally with new hires.
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