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How to Scale a Sales Organization from the Ground Up (Ask Jeb)

Sales Gravy: Jeb Blount · 10 min

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If your sales organization is new and growing fast, the worst thing you can do is hire more people before you have a system for them to run. In this Ask Jeb on the Sales Gravy Podcast, Jeb Blount answers two sharp questions from John, who leads sales for a Catholic nonprofit that is about to double in size through an acquisition. Jeb's core message is clear: slow down, map your system, then scale. Without a documented sales process, every new hire is an expensive experiment. With one, you can bring someone in and get them producing results quickly, which means more resources going back to your mission instead of into onboarding chaos.

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