![]() ![]() Implementing tools that increase efficiency and productivityĮstablish an intake process for issues from the field ![]() Slash or shrink these processes and give time back to the team. Look for overlapping processes that take too much time. Reducing costs by streamlining processes or automating tasks Improving processes that directly impact revenue or customer satisfaction I won’t know what these will be until I get into the new company but they’ll likely fall into the following categories: They are often prioritized in order to demonstrate progress and success early on in a project or initiative. These wins are designed to produce fast and tangible results, build momentum, and increase team confidence. Quick wins are small, achievable and measurable goals that can be accomplished within a short period of time. Let’s give quick wins a formal definition. Revenue intelligence (the ability to listen to the field and provide real time feedback via enablement and management) ![]() Your surface area is limited so be judicious on the battles you pick.īelow, in this particular interview process I believed the following capabilities were non-negotiable:ĭata (initial data and ability to continually enrich) There is only so much money, talent, and time to go around. Prioritization is one of the most important skills a RevOps leader must have. What’s on your critical path? Those systems should be your P0s. ~Will RogersĪlso, as a RevOps leader at a startup it’s critical you understand the business systems architecture. You never get a second chance to make a first impression. When and where possible: achieve quick wins Setting goals for the first 90 days in alignment with the overall company strategy Review of the existing processes and identifying areas for improvement Introduction to key stakeholders, including sales, marketing, finance, customer success, and product teams Understanding of the current Revenue Operations landscape and challenges Onboarding and familiarization with company culture, values, goals, and processes ![]()
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