Is there a difference between putting SDR vs Enterprise SDR on a resume?

Hey yall in the spirit of ABA - Always Be Applyin'


I was wondering if there's any difference if I put Enterprise SDR on my resume. My startup is pretty small but I prospect into mostly enterprise accounts and SMBs.


Examples: booked meetings with O'Reilly Auto, Guitar Center, and 1-800-Flowers


So does "enterprise" hold more weight on a resume?


Thanks!

Does it matter?

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jefe
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I think both yes and no.
You're only pushing to book time either way, so it's not like you're really dealing with the complexity of ENT sales. However, as a keyword it might help you get through an ATS when applying online.
So in my opinion it can't really hurt.
CuriousFox
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What he said ๐Ÿ˜
jefe
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I'm like a busted clock. Right twice a day.
But that's it.
antiASKHOLE
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Bravado's Resident Asshole
he said to "just stick it in" I think that is just the tip of the conversation.
jefe
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Bringing me back to my glory days, asky
antiASKHOLE
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Bravado's Resident Asshole
that is a "hole" different conversation, sir
jefe
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Bro you're killing me. On a fucking roll here
antiASKHOLE
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Bravado's Resident Asshole
puns and dirty jokes are my first language
jefe
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Your eloquence is impressive.
antiASKHOLE
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Bravado's Resident Asshole
Really just warming it up to make sure I don't rub people the wrong way. You know what I mean?
Sunbunny31
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Sr Sales Executive ๐Ÿฐ
Once again, I'm dead.
BTQ
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Account Manager
Thanks! This was more-or less the answer I was looking for
jefe
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No problemo, @BTQ . Happy to help!
CuriousFox
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It's the details and results that matter under the title. ๐Ÿ˜‰
Sunbunny31
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Sr Sales Executive ๐Ÿฐ
Those results are key.
Kosta_Konfucius
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Sales Rep
A keyword never hurts
Pachacuti
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They call me Daddy, Sales Daddy
It might to some people.

I have always believed that most people can be taught technology (hard skills) but Canโ€™t be taught certain soft skills like grit and determination.

There are people who think that if you havenโ€™t sold a certain widget or havenโ€™t sold onto a certain type of market - that you simply canโ€™t. I donโ€™t believe that. Someone gave that person a chance once. Itโ€™s not like they came outta the womb able to sell SaaS.

So I would definitely include it on your resume (where you can make your title whatever you want really) because to someone it might make a difference.
BTQ
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I agree with your thought process as well. Thanks sales papi
Revenue_Rambo
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Depends on a company's definition of "Enterprise".
Would agree with others that it doesn't hurt you to having it as a keyword.
LambyCorn
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Enterprise SDR normally has less chance of fucking up and pipeline quota is bigger so.. yea it matters IMO
RandyLahey
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Account Executive
If you do it, prepare to explain your role, segment and what qualifies you as entreprise. Because if you do, and I interview you, and you have no real justification for it I will find out and disqualify you.
oldcloser
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It mattered to this crew
GDO
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BDM
It shows you worked with bigger prospects. Shows more maturity and professionality imo
slaydie
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Account Executive
Add it, it never hurts
DataCorrupter
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Account Executive
Some dumb recruiter will be more impressed if you put enterprise on there versus if you don't. If you want more chances to interview, slap it on there.
Beans
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Enterprise Account Executive
A lot of orgs have tiers, title changes within that dept that relate to pay, responsibilities, tenure etc.

It matters but so do the details as to why.
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