You Need to Be Thrilled With Early Employees
June 25, 2024
You need to be absolutely thrilled with your first employees. If you’re not overwhelmingly excited about the performance of one of your first hires, you need to let them go.
Today, we’re talking about a common issue in enterprise sales: scope creep before the close. It’s tempting to let a project expand when a potential customer gets excited, but we want to avoid this, in favor of speed.
Large contracts need extensive approvals, slowing them down. Smaller deals close faster, even with Enterprises.
Once live, a happy customer will naturally want to expand. It’s much easier to get a price increase on an existing contract vs being a new vendor.
Your potential customer is thinking about how they get on the cover of Forbes, but you need to close sales. Focus on velocity.
Best of luck out there.
