u/anthonydp123

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Has anyone been able to successfully make the leap from SMB to ENT sales role?

I know this rare especially in the same company. But has anyone been able to start in SMB at one company and land a ent role at another? How was the learning curve/ growing pains etc?

A little bit about my background I’ve been an AE for 6 months now and was put on a pip warning for only having an 80% attainment for the month. If you don’t hit 100% you get a pip warning.

I’m currently leading the team this month at 75% attainment with 7 selling days left.

I say all this because there is a good chance I will be on a pip next month unless I get extremely lucky. I’ve already been applying for other jobs a month ago and the only jobs I see on LinkedIn in my area is enterprise roles.

Would making that jump be too steep at this point in my career? Has anyone made that type of jump before?

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u/anthonydp123 — 1 day ago

So long story short I work in SaaS and I have only been a se since the beginning of the year. Q1 was my ramp up. We currently have a monthly quota (which I hate) and was put on a pip warning for having 80% attainment last month. If I don’t hit 100% I’ll be on pip. How would you handle these short sales cycles to close more deals in such a short time?

Right now I’m at 40% attainment but the months fly by fast. I’m putting in the dials and emails but need some closing advice if you have any to share.

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u/anthonydp123 — 15 days ago
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Received a warning today for only hitting 80% for my monthly quota goal. Is it realistic for an account executive to hit 100% quota every month? I always thought an 80% quota was considered decent in sales. I’ve only been an SE for a quarter now so just curious on that.

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u/anthonydp123 — 18 days ago