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Sales opportunity qualification for Human Resources
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What are qualifying prospects in sales?
A qualified prospect (also known as a sales lead) is an individual in the sales pipeline who meets your company's ideal customer profile (ICP) and has shown interest in your company's products or services. A prospect can enter the sales pipeline through various outbound prospecting techniques.
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What does it mean to qualify as a sales lead?
Lead qualification is exactly how it sounds: It's the process of determining how valuable a lead is. Marketing and sales teams qualify leads to try and figure out how likely a prospect is to buy something from their company. This tends to be a multi-stage process.
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How are sales and human resources related?
“Sales leaders can help HR understand sales strategy, customers and products, and the type of selling resources needed. HR, in turn, can help sales apply a higher level of discipline to talent management so that the sales organization is capable of performing at its best.”
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What is a qualified lead to opportunity in sales?
When a sales qualified lead moves further down the sales pipeline or marketing funnel, they become a sales qualified opportunity. The leads in the opportunity stage are almost ready to purchase, and they'll usually request product demos, negotiate terms with stakeholders, schedule meetings, and more.
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What are the three basic criteria used to qualify leads as sales prospects?
The classic sales qualification framework BANT broadly covers four key areas that determine lead conversions: Budget, Authority, Need, and Timeline. It determines whether a lead currently has the budget, decision-making authority, relevant pain points, and a reasonable timeline to become a customer.
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How do you qualify a sales opportunity?
To qualify for a sales opportunity, you need to assess various factors such as the fit with your ideal customer profile, buying signals, timing, and urgency. By evaluating these aspects, you can prioritize efforts on leads most likely to convert.
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What is considered a sales opportunity?
A sales opportunity is a qualified prospect who's highly likely to become a customer. For some sales organizations, the term “sales opportunity” is loosely used to refer to a potential customer, regardless of sales intent or their place in the sales funnel.
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What qualifies an opportunity?
A sales opportunity is a qualified prospect who has a high probability of becoming a customer. An opportunity should have a pain point your product or service can solve and an interest in the offering. Salespeople should ensure the opportunity is a good-fit for what they're selling.
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hey y'all this is Tamika the face behind hey HR y'all we gonna talk about some good stuff because I noticed a lot of people get so confused like they jump all over the place with their careers or they ask me questions when I'm like you don't know the HR career progression and so I'm here to help you guys kind of see what the HR career progression goes like like which position should you start with go to next aim for the end result and so I'm hoping that this video will definitely help you if you're like listen to me because this this I appreciate you doing this video and this is some nice stuff but I need something tangible in my hand I got you covered if you go to .hr.com I have a HR career toolkit there that's going to go over all of these things give you something tangible and actually give you numbers and true information to go through so that you can know how to set up your career path and so feel free to check the link down in my description box I have it there for you enjoy my email list because I check out this information often not as detailed as the HR career toolkit but definitely definitely a way to help you build a foundation so if you want to know like where do I start in HR and where should I aim to go to next and how do I grow my career in HR or what what other job titles I should be seeking at this level in HR then definitely keep watching let's start with the entry lecture are primarily your HR assistant your HR coordinator and your HR admin assistant so those are the positions that really don't require you to have any HR experience at all doesn't require a degree doesn't require you know anything except some basic like transferable skills that you can get as an admin assistant an office coordinator a regular app like so many different things where you can have transferable skills like even if you touched in an area where we can see that that those skills can go into HR you can just start an HR in those roles so those are your entry level HR positions now let's move into a higher level position um or the next tier of the HR career progression and that would be your mid-level career positions so your mid-level career positions are primarily your HR generalist your HR specialist your HR analyst or even your talent acquisition specialist another basic position that I didn't say and I just thought about it when I said ta specialist is your recruiter so your recruiter is also like an entry level position your talent acquisition specialist is more of a mid-level position so these ones do require that you have heavier transferable skills that you're comfortable and show that confidence in yourself because now it's expected that I'll give you the start of it you finish it um whatever those duties or those tasks are it's also expected that you would have some type of basic knowledge already so that we can just see you to the next level and so those are your mid-level career positions that typically requires a little bit more of a requirement but honestly it doesn't require you having a certification it doesn't require you having a degree it just requires you being able to show that you have a heavier Foundation that can take you comfortably into this role or any of those roles so your senior level HR career positions is going to be your HR business partner your HR manager your senior Talent acquisition specialist and maybe a team lead so those positions are required that you are comfortable with leading a team that you're comfortable with strategy but you're also comfortable with HR and you know all facets of HR it's saying that hey this person can take on things autonomously and get it done and so that does require in most instances quite a few years or a number of years of HR specific experience now in this area I'm going to always tell you guys that a degree is not required for these roles because there's so many people that don't have degrees and been working at it for 20 years or I started working in whatever so a degree isn't required but in these these like leadership I say pre-leadership positions having a degree and having a certification gives you tons of negotiation rights to be able to ask for more money on more benefits so no it's not required but I would highly suggest it because now they may offer you a salary of seventy thousand and you can say nah I don't think that less than 85. if that's where you want to be or that's your Next Level to before you get a little six figures then definitely you want to start getting those extra things like your certification and your degrees so that you can leverage that with your skills and be able to negotiate higher and come out you know more comfortable on your side so now let's talk about the leadership positions that's in HR so that's going to be your Director of Human Resources your vice president of human resources and your cheat Human Resources officer literally in that level you don't have to take each one but that tells you kind of where your salary is going to climb to your highest salary will be your Chief Human Resources officer you had a real comfortable salary by the time you become a VP of HR and life is pretty good as a director of HR definitely six figures for all of these positions um and comfortable six figures once you get to VP and Chief Human Resources officer but yeah this comes with Annoying strategy this comes with knowing how to manage a team this comes with knowing how to give your position in before your your other leaders to see why you're confident and that this would meet whatever company any goals kpis okrs that your company is going for this comes with being prepared for not just employees to come to you with questions but like the leader of the entire organization or those leaders who are leading a whole branch of this organization or a whole vertical a whole business part this comes with you not having to think about how you can do but you already know how to position yourself as that expert you're definitely the expert in that level and so I hope that this video was helpful again if you guys are likes me I need something tangible in my hand then please go to my website the link is below so you can get the HR career toolkit is going to tell you exactly what the salaries look like what size companies what type companies how many employees you may be leading what type of employees you may be leading so things of that nature how to research these companies and make sure that you're finding the right fit so there's tons deck into the HR career toolkit feel free to dive in and grab it I believe that it's 9.99 if you join my email list then it's going to also give you information there so the link is below for that for those of you who are new I hope that you found value in this video and that you hit the like button if you like girl you wanted something I'm gonna keep on going then definitely subscribe for those of you who are returning man I appreciate you I don't even know what else to say I appreciate you keep on coming back because I just cannot wait to see you on the next video [Music]
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