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Breven Bennett
SDR at HubSpot
Front-End Developer
HubSpot
6 Weeks
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TSA has been an amazing resource as someone who had no idea what they were doing when they first started. I felt prepared and comfortable through every stage of the interview process. Big shoutout to Kris and Eric for building such a powerful community.
TSA has been an amazing resource as someone who had no idea what they were doing when they first started. I felt prepared and comfortable through every stage of the interview process. Big shoutout to Kris and Eric for building such a powerful community.
What made you join Tech Sales Ascension?
What made you join SDR Accelerator?
What made you join AE Mastery?
What made you join Cold Call Mastery?
So I originally joined Tech Sales Ascension in order to really find my way through breaking into the tech sales industry. I felt pretty lost when I originally was researching it. I didn't really know how to pick out the good information from a lot of the noise that I was seeing, especially on YouTube in that space with a lot of different creators throwing their different opinions around. Higher Levels just felt like the right fit after consuming so much of the free content.
What was the most valuable part of the program to you?
It laid out everything very efficiently and I was really able to figure out how to start conducting cold outreach to those hiring managers and tailor my Resume and my LinkedIn to the companies that I was most confident in applying to. And then from there, they really outline every stage of the interview process and make it really easy to feel comfortable and prepared and absolutely crush those different rounds.
What advice do you have for someone considering Tech Sales or Ascension?
What advice do you have for someone considering SDR Accelerator?
What advice do you have for someone considering AE Mastery?
What advice do you have for someone considering Cold Call Mastery?
I really recommend it to anybody looking to get into the industry, whether you have sales experience or not. I came from a development background, nothing sales related, and I was still able to perform very well in front of these different hiring managers. So yeah, I'd say just go for it. You're really not going to lose anything from it. It's a great investment if this is a career that you're looking to have long term. So you could be leaving on money on the table if you don't get started sooner.
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