Scaling up my process

I just accepted an offer to join a new company as an AE. I'm already an AE in the same industry and OTE is the same so I'm familiar with selling at this level. the difference is, this new company has a lot of momentum and I'm expecting to have a 10X to 30X deal volume compared to what I'm used to. What can I do to prepare my own processes to be able to handle so many more deals effectively and efficiently?
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braintank
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Enterprise Account Executive
Just do what you're doing faster?
Phillip_J_Fry
Opinionated
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Director of Revenue
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GDO
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BDM
This is the way
jefe
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Diablo
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Sr. AE
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Fenderbaum
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Retired Choirboy๐Ÿช•
Don't stay stuck in second gear...
oldcloser
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Remove the distractions that today you deem acceptable. You know what they are.
CuriousFox
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War Room much? Heh
Beans
Big Shot
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Enterprise Account Executive
Master getting to the "No", you won't spin wheels/waste time as often and focus on qualifying the volume much quicker.
Kosta_Konfucius
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Sales Rep
Be organized and start delegating what you can
j5xbi_vky
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Sales Director
Thanks yโ€™all. Not sure what I was expecting from strangers on the internet. Thoughts I had so far:
- I hate SalesForce as much or more than the next guy, but keeping it up to date and letting it do the work for me will be extra important
- maybe something like scratchpad.io which seems to have good multi-edit views for SFDC data
- leveraging the channel to multi thread as much as possible
- empowering my SDR to not only qualify better but also be an AE-in-training and progress deeper in the deals
- what can I automate that I havenโ€™t already?
- shorter discovery and qualification timeslots
- batching in-person meetings by region and hitting them on a cadence would be much more efficient than one-offs but takes planning
Revenue_Rambo
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Director, Revenue Enablement
Donโ€™t cut down your disco/ qualifying time slots. Instead focus on getting better at qualifying out zombie deals.

For the deals that really matter that extra time will prove invaluable.
FinanceEngineer
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Sr Director, sales and partnerships
So you need to be able to quickly qualify and unqualify prospects. Thatโ€™a key here.
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