Probably a hard fuck no, But was curious if anybody does to go above.
Any savages call on the weekends?
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Dude. Why.
I just work here.
No, my prospects aren't in the office on weekends and even if they were, wouldn't change that I definitely am not.
Hell no
Nope! I don't want a business call on the weekend and assume most are in the same boat. So I extend the courtesy that I'd expect myself.
Not unless requested, respect their time.
No way, laptop is off 5PM Friday, 5:30 if I have crap to do, and turns back on 8AM Monday
No. My prospects aren't there. Why would I waste my time, and look like an idiot to boot?
I have a technical persona and they would probably have an aneurysm if I did that.
Be available? Yes. Call someone unsolicited? No. I'd hate it if someone did it to me.
absolutely not lmao. we all need wlb and calling on the weekend is a definitive NO.
in my other business, people prospect to me. if someone cold called me on the weekend, i'd make a note of that as a last priority
in my other business, people prospect to me. if someone cold called me on the weekend, i'd make a note of that as a last priority
Never but I find sunday early afternoon to be a good time to shoot out follow ups. Lots of my coworkers in management positions told me sunday evenings they plan their week and are more likely to respond to stuff than on Monday.
Do you want to be cold called on the weekend?
I was in beverage sales for a few years and during the busy season, yes. You call on your biggest clients. Meaning going into those big stores to check on things, half day of work usually. In another role, if a bid was due early the next week (multimillion $ bids), it could mean coming in on the weekends briefly.
Different scenario than prob most of you. Otherwise, no.
Different scenario than prob most of you. Otherwise, no.
I would probably lose business by doing that lol
..........no
I can say I meet my customers for hunts or at the clay course on weekends.
It’s done me well to do so.
But I think selling to O&G folks is a bit different from what y’all tech guys and gals are used to.
It’s done me well to do so.
But I think selling to O&G folks is a bit different from what y’all tech guys and gals are used to.
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