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It’s rare that we see them all in a client, but typically a handful of these issues will be present and very often these drive the next stages of the project.

We thought it would be helpful to share the most common problems we’re seeing, and perhaps provide food for thought for what you can fix directly, and what we look to support.

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Hiring an immigration consultant to guide you through this tedious process is key to surviving it with minimum stress.

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The absence of basic integrations between email outreach tools, data sets and CRM systems almost always results in disjointed workflows and missed opportunities for streamlined operations. What’s more, without accurate consistent connectivity between the platforms, it becomes much harder to keep your SDRs accountable and enhance their productivity through things like task management and analytics tracking.



In larger businesses, this problem typically arises if sales and marketing are separately building their own tech stack, or where IT teams maintain strict control of software integration and prevent these functions from implementing what they need, as quickly as they need it. In smaller companies, the problem is more likely a lack of integration experience or expertise, or simply a lack of time to focus resources on this.



However, it’s fundamental that these integrations are put in place, and very often the internal case for the work can be made by focusing on the risks of not doing it - in particular the GDPR implications of not having a coordinated set of data passing between platforms in the right way.

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Crafting a bespoke plan

The cornerstone of effective ramping lies in identifying the unique strengths and areas needing improvement for each SDR. This assessment is rooted in:

• Skills audit: Evaluate each SDR’s existing skill set. Where do they excel naturally?
• Performance analysis: View performance metrics to identify patterns. What areas yield positive results? Where are the gaps?
• Feedback loop: Engage in open conversations with them to understand their self-perceived strengths and challenges.

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Crafting a bespoke plan

The cornerstone of effective ramping lies in identifying the unique strengths and areas needing improvement for each SDR. This assessment is rooted in:

1. Skills audit: Evaluate each SDR’s existing skill set. Where do they excel naturally?
2. Performance analysis: View performance metrics to identify patterns. What areas yield positive results? Where are the gaps?
3. Feedback loop: Engage in open conversations with them to understand their self-perceived strengths and challenges.

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