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The idea of a weekend trip from NewYork, people live in NewYork, a weekend trip to London probably that’s not going to happen for a very long time. X and it’s not [inaudible 00:20:29]. I mean, there’s a couple public companies, several private companies, but it had step function.
You got to … Sometimes it’s slow and let it be slow, and then sometimes it’s really fast and really intense and you’ve got a lot going on, and that’s when you make your investments and sign up to work with new folks. How does that strike you today for new deals? There’s many types of pressure.
I began my career in new product development and starting in 2011 got really excited about the high growth phase of a company. I was on the product team and saw this opportunity for us to work more cross functionally across the company and focus heavily on retention and monetization. If you value speed, you might up in for an Uber X.
Dallas, Chicago, Atlanta, NewYork, Philly, Amsterdam, Hamburg, Shenzhen, Hong Kong, and a few others. We also didn’t try to build a lot of the centralized functions too early. They’ve never missed a quota. Would you like to talk to one of our reps about X?” That’s what Flexport did.
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I would like to get back from them at least four times that in the way of quota that they achieve and ideally probably higher than that. So four to six is the numbers that we should have as targets to go for, for what quota should be set up. Are we seeing the blurring of lines between these functions, do you think?
And then in the enterprise, some of them tie them to multi-year deals, but there’s actually no impact on conversion rate from the free trial to a paid customer as a function of the contract value. The first is do you retire quota at the same rate for renewal as you do for new business? There’s two questions, I think.
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The GTM Podcast is available on any major directory, including: Apple Podcasts Spotify YouTube Cassie Young is a General Partner at Primary Venture Partners, a $1B AUM early-stage venture capital firm in NewYork that has backed category-defining companies such as Chief, Alma, K Health, Latch, Alloy, Dandy and Vestwell.
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