spent the last year testing every sales ai tool my company would let me pilot, happy to share what actually worked

my job kinda turned into "test random ai tools and report back" this past year, roleplay and coaching stuff, call recording and scoring, prospecting tools, forecasting, all of it. some were genuinely good, most i forgot existed within a month, a couple were actually worse than doing nothing at all

if theres something specific youre trying to solve, ramp time, forecast accuracy, call coaching whatever, drop it below and ill tell you what actually worked for that vs what was just noise

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u/p_david26 — 2 days ago
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anyone else notice new reps just freeze up on real calls even after tons of "training"

been thinking about this, some reps do totally fine in roleplay during onboarding but then completely blank the second a real prospect pushes back with something they didn't expect. like they know the objection handling framework on paper but cant react fast enough live when its not scripted and they cant just recite what they memorized

anyone actually found something that closes that gap or is it just reps needing way more live calls before it clicks

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u/p_david26 — 2 days ago
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anyone's manager actually coach you or is it just pipeline reviews

been thinking about this after a few threads here on ramp time and skill gaps. most "coaching" ive gotten from managers is just forecast calls, hows this deal doing wheres that one at, not actual feedback on what i did wrong on a call and what to do different. real coaching where someone actually listens to a call and gives specific feedback almost never happens unless i ask for it myself

is this just me or is this the norm everywhere. anyone had a manager who actually did this well, what did that look like

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u/p_david26 — 3 days ago

9 years for "Nuvvu Edisthe Veedini Champestha"

Only Indian movie to cross 1B views on YouTube

u/p_david26 — 9 days ago

We complain about dirty roads, but then we do things like this

Saw this yesterday during the rain. Someone was pushing waste from a dustbin onto the road.

Honestly, it was disappointing to see. We all complain about dirty roads and poor surroundings, but small actions like this also add up.

Keeping our city clean starts with basic responsibility from all of us.

u/p_david26 — 10 days ago