Executive & Talent Assessments

Who we help · Sales Leaders

For CROs and sales leaders building the organization the number requires.

The Sales Profile applied to hiring, promotion, coaching, and role design — so the sales team you have looks more like the sales team the strategy needs.

The seat

You run the number. You also run the machine that produces the number — hiring, ramping, coaching, and reallocating a commercial team. The market changed. The strategy changed. The team is a mix of what you inherited and what you built.

Decisions you own

  • Who to hire into which sales role.

  • Which sellers to promote into leadership and which to leave in the field.

  • How to coach individuals who look strong on activity and inconsistent on outcomes.

  • How to reallocate the team when the buyer or the sale changes.

What we contribute

  • The Sales Profile as a common instrument across hiring, promotion, and coaching.

  • A capability distribution of your current team you can act on.

  • A rewritten hiring scorecard against the sale the strategy now requires.

  • A read on which of your top performers are patterns you can hire against — and which are one-off.

How you use it

  1. 01

    Assess candidates on the same standard as your top performers before the second interview.

  2. 02

    Use the profile as a coaching frame rather than a selection frame alone.

  3. 03

    Reallocate existing reps before opening more requisitions.

  4. 04

    Build a portfolio view of the commercial team so hires close gaps rather than replicate strengths.

What this is not

This is not a personality screen for salespeople. It is a strategic view of commercial capability applied to the decisions a sales leader actually makes.

The principle

“Sales leadership is the most repeatedly-graded seat in a company. Evidence is how you keep grading the seat, and not just the last quarter.”

If any of this sounds like the seat you're in, let's talk.

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