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No More Surprises: Assessing Sales Rep Competency Before It Affects Results

Wednesday, February 28, 2018 2:00pm - 3:00pm EST

Host: Association for Talent Development
By: Andrew Hally, Chief Marketing Officer, Allego
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Sales leaders often find themselves relying on a few "rock stars" to hit their numbers, along with a few sales reps whose heads are on the chopping block but somehow pull out the biggest deal on the last day of the quarter. Too often organizations hold on to mediocre reps and hope that the rock stars will carry the team. The result: massive uncertainty as the quarter winds down, and a few deals sitting with a handful of sales reps who will make or break the number. Sound familiar?

How can a sales leader replace this uncertainty with a confident view of their teams' likely performance? How can proactive leaders know which reps need help before it affects revenue?
In this webcast, you will hear the results of a brand-new market study that uncovers:

  • the right metrics sales leaders should use to easily and accurately assess sales competency
  • the factors that contribute most to fast quota achievement with new hires
  • the actions to take when assessments indicate competency gaps.


Join us to ensure you are the best at assessing and creating high-functioning, winning teams! Register today!
 

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Andrew Hally
Andrew Hally

Chief Marketing Officer, Allego

Andrew Hally brings more than two decades of experience in high-tech marketing and product management to his role as Allego’s chief marketing officer. Before joining Allego, he led marketing for Cazena, a big-data-as-a-service startup. Prior to that, he served as vice president of marketing and vice president of marketing and product management at recruitment software leader Bullhorn, through its acquisition by Vista Equity Partners. Other stops include Unica Corporation, White Pine Software, SensAble Technologies, the venture capital firm Advent International, and management consulting pioneer Arthur D. Little. Andrew graduated from Harvard University.