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Personally I don’t think this is true. The entire sales team where I work is itching to be able to travel to potential customers again. They’re not at all satis
by nilkn 6y ago
Personally I don’t think this is true. The entire sales team where I work is itching to be able to travel to potential customers again. They’re not at all satisfied with Zoom as a replacement.
- mlthoughts2018 6y agoAdministrators above them though are beginning to see their desire to travel isn’t actual justified in greater business value, so their mere preference or their assertion is less likely to be believed.
- nilkn 6y agoTravel for current or prospective customers has some of the best ROI of nearly any expense at the company, and this is well understood. To the contrary, everyone up the chain including the CEO is even more eager to resume sales travel.
- mlthoughts2018 6y agoThis is precisely the falsehood the present time is dispelling.
- TheCoelacanth 6y agoI think most salespeople have significantly decreased sales right now. There are obviously other factors contributing to that other than the lack of travel, but this is not proving that sales will be fine without travel.
- 317070 6y agoBut now zoom-sales is competing with zoom-sales, no-one is traveling. I doubt zoom-sales can compete with travel-sales.
- osrec 6y agoMay I ask what industry you're in? For us the experience is the opposite!
- prawn 6y agoI have a friend desperate to get out to his overseas clients before they start thinking about not renewing his contract in favour of a local option. (He is a specialised architect working with a luxury auto brand.)