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Filipino blood. Global ambition. 🇵🇭Our flag carries a history of courage, sacrifice, resilience, and the determination t...
17/09/2026

Filipino blood. Global ambition. 🇵🇭

Our flag carries a history of courage, sacrifice, resilience, and the determination to stand our ground.

At kolfil, we carry that same spirit into the global sales arena.

We believe Filipino talent can compete anywhere in the world, not because we are the cheapest option, but because we are capable, hungry, disciplined, and damn good at what we do.

From the Philippines to the world.

Believe in Filipino. 🇵🇭

Don't hire another SDR. Improve the system first.​When sales numbers are down, the easiest solution is often to add more...
16/09/2026

Don't hire another SDR. Improve the system first.
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When sales numbers are down, the easiest solution is often to add more people.
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More SDRs.
More calls.
More emails.
More activity.
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But before adding another person to the team, ask a harder question:
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Is the system helping the people we already have succeed?
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Because if your process is broken, adding another SDR doesn't fix it.
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It multiplies the problem.
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If your ICP isn't clear, you'll just have more people calling the wrong accounts.
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If your messaging isn't working, you'll send more ineffective messages.
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If your qualification process is weak, you'll create more unqualified meetings.
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If your CRM isn't disciplined, you'll create more inaccurate data.
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If your coaching isn't consistent, you'll have more people repeating the same mistakes.
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You don't always have a people problem. Sometimes, you have a process problem.
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Great sales leaders don't immediately ask, "Who else can we hire?"
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They ask:
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Where is the system slowing our people down?
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What part of the prospecting process creates friction?
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Where are opportunities falling through?
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Which activities produce results, and which only create noise?
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What are your top performers doing differently?
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Can that behavior be turned into a repeatable process?
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That's the work of leadership.
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Because the goal isn't simply to build a bigger sales team.
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It's to build a sales system that makes good people better.
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Before you add another SDR, take one more look at the process.
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One more review.
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One more conversation with the team.
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One more analysis of the numbers.
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One more opportunity to fix what's broken.
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Then decide whether you actually need another person.
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Scale what works before you scale the headcount.
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If you're a sales leader, ask your team this week:
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"If we couldn't hire another SDR for the next 90 days, what would we need to fix to improve our results?"
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The answer might tell you more about your sales organization than another hiring plan ever will.
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Do. One. More. Process.
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Our birthday celebrant today! 🎉 Instead of taking a birthday leave, you're getting pressured to book another 4 meetings ...
15/09/2026

Our birthday celebrant today! 🎉 Instead of taking a birthday leave, you're getting pressured to book another 4 meetings today! 😂

More birthdays to come, Elvis! Enjoy your day, bro! 🎂🎉

Sales can teach you a dangerous lesson:​If someone will buy, sell to them.​But that's not great selling.​That's just clo...
15/09/2026

Sales can teach you a dangerous lesson:
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If someone will buy, sell to them.
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But that's not great selling.
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That's just closing.
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After working across the global outbound projects, I've learned that one of the hardest skills in sales isn't convincing someone to buy.
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It's knowing when they shouldn't.
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A prospect can have the budget.
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They can have the authority.
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They can even be ready to sign.
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And you can still decide:
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“We're not the right fit.”
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That's where sales integrity shows up.
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Great salespeople qualify before they pitch.
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They ask:
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→ Does this problem actually exist?
→ Is it painful enough to solve?
→ Can we genuinely create value?
→ Is this the right solution for this customer?
→ Are we talking to the right person?
→ Is the timing right?
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Because forcing a bad-fit deal into the pipeline doesn't create growth.
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It creates future churn.
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It creates unhappy customers.
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It creates implementation problems.
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It creates refunds, escalations, bad reviews, and lost referrals.
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The short-term win becomes a long-term cost.
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That's the second-order effect most teams miss.
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Your sales team isn't just responsible for generating revenue.
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They're responsible for the quality of the revenue they're generating.
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And that starts with what you reward.
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If you reward only closed deals, your team will find ways to close deals.
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If you reward qualified pipeline, customer value, retention, and honest qualification, you'll build a different sales culture.
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The goal isn't to sell everyone.
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The goal is to find the people you can genuinely help—and earn the right to help them.
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That's better for the customer.
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Better for the salesperson.
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And better for the business.
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👉 Audit your pipeline this week. Ask your team: “Which deals should we actually walk away from?”
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The answer might tell you more about your sales culture than your win rate ever will.
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“The first call doesn’t start with ‘Hello.’​It starts with everything you did before you dialed.​It starts with knowing ...
11/09/2026

“The first call doesn’t start with ‘Hello.’
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It starts with everything you did before you dialed.
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It starts with knowing who you're calling.
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What the company does.
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What changed recently.
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What problems they might be facing.
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Why your conversation could be relevant to them.
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And most importantly:
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Why should they give you 30 seconds of their attention?
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Too many salespeople think the first few seconds of a cold call are about delivering the perfect opening line.
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They're not.
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They're about demonstrating that you've earned the right to have the conversation.
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Because prospects can hear the difference between:
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“I’m calling to introduce myself…”
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and
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“I noticed something about your business that made me think this might be worth discussing.”
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One sounds like a script.
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The other sounds like preparation.
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And preparation creates relevance.
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Relevance creates curiosity.
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Curiosity creates conversation.
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That's why great cold callers don't begin with the words they say.
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They begin with the thinking behind those words.
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Before you pick up the phone, ask yourself:
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“Do I know why this person should want to talk to me?”
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If you don't, you're not ready to dial.
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The first call doesn't start with “Hello.”
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It starts with intent.
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10/09/2026

Watch and listen as our CEO speaks with a founder who has spent 20+ years in the telephony and technology industry, sharing his experience with our team and his plans for the future.

Three months going into our fourth month, consistently setting 3 new executive-level meetings every week, and now, 1 converted client.

He was initially inspired to explore the US market because of the website traffic he was receiving from the US. Today, that assumption is backed by real data and actual business results.

Huge credit to our great SDR, JP, for setting this introduction and opening the door to the conversation.

This is what we’re building: more clients, better experiences, stronger relationships, and more opportunities for Filipino talent to prove that we can be trusted, compete, and win in the global market.

To more wins and more opportunities ahead.

Do. One. More. 🇵🇭

ONE. MORE. DISCOVERY.​Don't stop at the pain point. Understand the business behind it.​A prospect tells you:​> “Our SDRs...
09/09/2026

ONE. MORE. DISCOVERY.
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Don't stop at the pain point. Understand the business behind it.
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A prospect tells you:
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> “Our SDRs aren't generating enough meetings.”
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Most salespeople hear a problem.
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Great salespeople hear the beginning of a diagnosis.
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Because the pain point isn't the whole story.
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It's the symptom.
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Your job is to understand what's underneath it.
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Why aren't they generating enough meetings?
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Is the list bad?
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Is the ICP too broad?
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Are SDRs struggling with messaging?
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Is connect rate too low?
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Is the team undertrained?
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Is the CRM full of bad data?
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Is management measuring activity instead of outcomes?
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Or is the company simply expecting an outbound motion to produce results without giving it the right inputs?
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One answer can lead to ten different problems.
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That's why discovery shouldn't be a checklist of questions you rush through before pitching.
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It should be an investigation.
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I've learned this across 120+ global outbound projects:
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The better you understand the business behind the pain, the better you can determine whether there's actually a problem worth solving.
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Ask:
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→ What is this problem costing the business?
→ How often does it happen?
→ Who else is affected?
→ What happens if nothing changes?
→ What have they already tried?
→ Why hasn't it worked?
→ How does leadership measure the impact?
→ Why does solving it matter now?
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That's where the real opportunity lives.
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Because “We need more meetings” is a pain point.
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But:
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“We're adding 10 AEs this quarter, and our pipeline coverage isn't keeping up”
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is business context.
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And business context changes the conversation.
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It tells you about urgency.
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It tells you about economics.
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It tells you about priorities.
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It tells you whether your solution actually belongs in the conversation.
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Don't rush to solve the pain.
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Understand the business creating the pain first.
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One more question might uncover the problem.
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One more discovery might uncover the opportunity.
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Happy Labor Day, America! Labor Day has a history worth remembering.The first Labor Day celebration was held in New York...
07/09/2026

Happy Labor Day, America!

Labor Day has a history worth remembering.

The first Labor Day celebration was held in New York City on September 5, 1882, organized by the Central Labor Union. Over the following years, more states recognized the holiday, and in 1894, Congress established the first Monday of September as a national holiday.

At its heart, Labor Day is about recognizing the social and economic contributions of American workers and the people whose hard work helped build the country we know today.

Today, we celebrate the people behind every business, every innovation, every service, and every community.

To the entrepreneurs building from the ground up.

To the employees showing up every day and giving their best.

To the skilled professionals, operators, salespeople, tradespeople, healthcare workers, teachers, drivers, creators, and everyone whose work keeps America moving.

And to our clients, partners, and the incredible people we have the opportunity to work with across the United States:

Thank you for the work you do.

From all of us at kolfil, we wish you and your families a safe, restful, and meaningful Labor Day.

Take the day to recharge, spend time with the people who matter, and be proud of what your work contributes to the world.

Happy Labor Day!

We celebrate the result.​The closed deal.The promotion.The record quarter.The number on the scoreboard.​But we rarely ce...
07/09/2026

We celebrate the result.
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The closed deal.
The promotion.
The record quarter.
The number on the scoreboard.
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But we rarely celebrate what created it.
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The early mornings.
The unanswered calls.
The follow-ups nobody saw.
The conversations that went nowhere.
The CRM updates.
The coaching sessions.
The decision to make one more call when yesterday's rejection was still fresh.
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That's the part of sales most people don't see.
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And that's where discipline matters.
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Because activity alone doesn't create performance.
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Intentional work does.
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You can make 100 calls and learn nothing.
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Or you can make 20 calls, listen carefully, document what you heard, identify the pattern, and make the next call better.
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The best salespeople aren't obsessed with looking busy.
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They're obsessed with getting better.
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That's the difference between activity and progress.
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This Labor Day, remember:
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Results are the scoreboard.
Discipline is what puts points on it.
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So don't just celebrate the people who delivered the result.
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Celebrate the work that made the result possible.
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And tomorrow?
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One more call.
One more lesson.
One more improvement.
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That's how great sales teams are built.
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