Transformation of Sales Teams
Future of Sales Profession
AI in Go-to-Market Strategies
Advice for Sales Professionals
Role of Leadership
This conversation with Jason Lemkin highlights the transformative impact of AI on sales and go-to-market strategies, emphasizing the need for professionals to adapt and embrace new technologies to thrive in the evolving landscape.
0:00 used to have about 10 people full-time. Now you have 1.2 humans, 20 agents. >> We have 10 desks that used to be go to market people. They're all just labeled with our agents. Reply for replet, quali for qualified, arty for artisan, agent force needs a nickname. Agents work all night and they work weekends and they work on Christmas. We're done with hiring humans in sales. We're done. >> The business is doing very similarly to what it was when you had 10 humans. If I had two more great humans that wanted to join, don't get me wrong, I would hire them tomorrow. But I'm not going to hire someone that after their third month in the job doesn't know what Saster does, I
0:30 just can't do that. AI is replacing the jobs people don't want to do today, and it is displacing the midpack and the mediocre. >> How do you see the future of the sales profession? >> We should have $250,000 a year SDRs, but they'd be like at Versel, they'd be managing 10 agents, not 10 people. The classic SDR junior kid that is hired out of college to send emails, we don't need them. folks that qualify leads coming in, the contact me that we see, we have no need for them today. They should be extinct next year. >> Someone's listening to this like, "Oh man, my job is in trouble." >> If you can go do this, you're hyper
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