Business Development Representative Manager
Business Development Representative Manager
Posted today
SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
- Organize and plan day-to-day strategies to motivate, coach, and counsel BDRsEnsure and promote a team-based environment which delivers best-in-class lead generation results
- Monitor/analyze BDR performance and take accountability for driving improvements in lead generation, program growth, sales productivity and opportunity quality
- Develop short and long-term strategies to enhance performance including technology needs, workflow design, commissions/bonuses, contests, leadership development, training needs, and quality programs
- Align with Sales leaders to enable communication and support BDR career development
- Work hand-in-hand with the demand generation team to create and optimize marketing campaigns
- Own the CRM process for BDRs and recommend process improvements and optimizations
- Address performance issues and provide ongoing and corrective feedback in a timely and constructive manner
- Deliver regular reports of KPIs to directors across the business
- Coach and provide career development guidance to BDRs through performance management metrics and evaluations
- EDUCATION Bachelor's degree in sales, marketing, business, or a related fieldEXPERIENCE Extensive lead generation and sales development experience in a high-paced sales environment
- Demonstrated people management experience, including leading, coaching, providing feedback, and supporting the development of team members
- Proven track record in B2B sales into SMB and mid-market companies
- Experience with data analysis and making data-driven leadership decisions
- Proficiency with CRM applications (Salesforce preferred)
- Healthcare, Dental, and Vision Benefits
- Employer Paid Life Insurance and Disability InsuranceEAP - Employee Assistance Program
- Pet Insurance 401(k) Plan with Employer Matching
- Competitive Commission Structure
- Home Office Reimbursement
- Certification Reimbursement
- Personalized Career Coaching
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A number in mind
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Your notice period
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