How to be an Effective Sales Manager with Nate Tutas

<p>Get FREE Sales Leadership Resources at go.transformedsales.com/pod</p><p><strong>Highlights</strong></p><ul><li>[00:56] - Working with hundreds of companies in 17 countries.</li><li>[03:13] - Being innovative about sales processes and time management to navigate the demanding travel of being a field salesperson.</li><li>[07:46] - Rising to a sales management role within 18 months of joining a company.</li><li>[11:16] - Why prior sales experience is necessary before anyone takes up a sales management role.</li><li>[16:35] - The mindset of an effective sales manager.</li><li>[23:06] - How sales process plays into a sales manager showing up and leading in the best way.</li><li>[28:52] - Avoiding the idea of being a superman sales manager.</li></ul><br/><p>In this episode of the Transformed Sales Podcast, I had a candid chat with Nate Tutas, the Head of Partner Success at Membrain, an award-winning Sales Enablement CRM for B2B sales teams. Nate is a 15-year sales veteran who's regarded as an expert in sales, sales process, and strategy. At Membrain, Nate works with some of the top sales consultants across the globe to elevate the sales profession. His efforts focus on helping sales teams improve efficiency, increase effectiveness, and exceed sales targets through opportunity management and process execution.&nbsp;</p><p>Having worked with 100's of companies across 17+ countries to implement CRM, sales processes, and embedded training, Nate has a unique skill set when it comes to getting the most from your technology. Tune in to our conversation as Nate shares his incredible sales journey and we talk about a lot of topics that will be very insightful for you as a sales manager and salesperson.</p><p><br></p><p><strong>Quotes</strong></p><p><br></p><p><em>“Sales and coaching are symbiotic in a way” - Nate Tutas</em></p><p><br></p><p><em>“You don’t necessarily need to be the top best salesperson in order to be a sales manager” - Nate Tutas</em></p><p><br></p><p><em>“There’s a certain level of selfishness that you hav