We The Sales Engineers: A Resource for Sales Engineers, by Sales Engineers

What I've learned over the years of being an SE, is that you have to consistently push yourself to learn and adapt if you wanna be a good Sales Engineer. It's not enough for you to learn one product or stay there, you need to keep learning and growing and experiencing new things in order to really deliver your best work. In today's episode, we're going to answer the question: How can you constantly push yourself to become a great Sales Engineer? Our guest Jose takes us through his journey from graphic design to IT to finally Sales Engineering and how each industry prepared to become great at his role now as a solution architect. He also shares with us what it means to learn in a circular fashion, the importance of culture in any organization, and the role SEs play along with their AEs or salesperson. full shownotes: https://wethesalesengineers.com/show154

Is Sales Engineering right for you? And is it possible to become a Sales Engineer without prior technical experience? In today's podcast, I talk with Tony Moze about what to expect or prepare for when switching from different careers into Sales Engineering. Tony, coming from a healthcare and psychology background, just recently discovered his interest in the tech side of things and wants to explore Sales Engineering. We hope that by the end of our conversation, you get a glimpse of what it's like being in a Sales Engineering role and consider it as a possible career even if you're from a totally non-technical background shownotes: https://wethesalesengineers.com/show153

Doc Ballje is a Subject Matter Expert and Solutions Architect in the printing industry. One would not think that the print industry as a complex sale, more as a commodities sale. Doc is able to actually move it from being a commodity to a solution and closing the deal.

Chris White is an accomplished author, trainer, coach, teacher, and Sales Engineering leader. he's joining us once again to share with us what he's learned over the past years training salespeople and SEs alike and how both roles can work best together to deliver outstanding results for the company show notes: https://wethesalesengineers.com/show151

Sales Engineering is so nuanced, and with 150 episodes published, we've talked about many topics. We've talked about storytelling, relationship building, demonstrations, proof of concepts. However, throughout all these episodes we rarely talked about the basics. That is what this episode is about. shownotes: https://wethesalesengineers.com/show150

As we go through our careers, we need to differentiate ourselves. The status quo is ok for some, but these are the people at risk of being let go first in the event of a pandemic or any other reason. So let's talk about how we differentiate ourselves. Full Show notes: https://wethesalesengineers.com/show149

we'll go over with: the expectations salespeople have of SEs, the expectations SEs have of salespeople, and how to set realistic expectations so it's a win-win situation for both sides of the team. full show notes: https://wethesalesengineers.com/show148

In this episode, we talk about Matt Elsom's history, how he started as a Salesperson and worked with "unofficial" Sales Engineers. We learn about the Sale and Sales Engineer's culture and relationships, how things have changed. We also learn what Matt has found about the Sales Engineering community. show notes for this episode are at: https://wethesalesengineers.com/show147

Faraz Syed is currently the Senior Director in GTM/Sales of Professional Services at Genesys and has over 25+ years of experience specializing in GTM and strategic leadership with a background in software sales, technical sales, and customer success. Faraz shares with us the three areas you need to continuously work on if you want to improve your work as a Sales Engineer. shownotes: https://wethesalesengineers.com/show146

In today's episode, Bini interviews me about my experience working in a hybrid role, how I got into doing more of the sales side of sales engineering, and what made me want to start the We The Sales Engineers Podcast in the first place. Show notes: https://wethesalesengineers.com/show145