SPaMCAST 730 - Solving Problems As A Sales Engineer, A Conversation With Ramzi Marjaba

The SPaMCAST 730 features our conversation with Ramzi Marjaba. Ramzi and I discussed the role of a sales engineer. The role solves customers' problems and is a bridge between customers and technical teams. With all that going for it, why is it a forgotten job path for people with deep technical acumen? 

Ramzi is an established Sales Engineer and the Founder of We The Sales Engineers and found his calling in helping people change their lives for the better, either by breaking into the difficult world of Sales Engineering or upskilling their current skill levels to get that pay raise and promotion.

Contact Information

Website  https://wethesalesengineers.com/ or wetheses.com  

Ramzi’s LinkedIn Profile linkedin.com/in/ramzimarjaba 

Email rmarjaba@gmail.com  

Podcast https://apple.co/3EdrUlb  

Twitter WeTheSEs

Re-read Saturday News

This week we re-read Chapter 3 of Extraordinarily Badass Agile Coaching: The Journey from Beginner to Mastery and Beyond (Amazon Associate Link). In Chapter 3, Agile Coaching Framework, the authors create a line in the sand stating “professional badass agile coaching needs to support and model a multivariate framework that supports all aspects (stances) of our craft.”  

Week 4:  Agile Coaching Frameworks - http://bit.ly/3Ok60S7 

Previous Weeks:

Week 1: Logistics and Forewords - https://bit.ly/3zoAYlx 

Week 2: Introduction to Badassery in Agile Coaching  - https://bit.ly/3hcEPMs 

Week 3: The Mindset of the Badass Agile Coach - http://bit.ly/3Eu0qJu 

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Next SPaMCAST 

The SPaMCAST 731 continues our answer to the question: if one product owner is good, aren’t two, three, or four better?

We will also have a visit from Jon M Quigley who brings his Alpha and Omega of Product Development column to the podcast.