Your First Three Customers Will Determine If You Hit Quota This Year
ANZ research shows 92% of B2B buyers won't touch you without trusted reviews—which means your sales cycle just became a referendum on your last three deals.
Bold perspectives from sales leaders across ANZ
ANZ research shows 92% of B2B buyers won't touch you without trusted reviews—which means your sales cycle just became a referendum on your last three deals.
Australian retail is training buyers to expect constant discounts, and that mindset is bleeding into your B2B deals.
Legal settlements are piling up over dodgy commission structures, and ANZ sales teams are next in line for a reckoning.
The hiring freeze across Microsoft and major tech companies isn't a belt-tightening exercise, it's a structural shift that makes your sales career riskier than it's been in 15 years.
While you're tracking product releases and pricing changes, the real competitive advantage is sitting in their jobs page.
Tech companies didn't pause hiring to save money, they paused it because AI convinced them they don't need you.
Tech companies aren't freezing hiring to cut costs—they're restructuring how sales compensation works, and your OTE is about to get complicated.
When governments make it expensive to do business locally, sales teams get cut first—and Australia just painted a target on every tech AE's back.
When consumers spend more at Woolies, they spend less time buying your enterprise software.
ANZ B2B sales teams are treating long cycles like weather, not like the revenue problem they actually are.
If Australia's biggest retailers can't track what they owe employees for a decade, your startup's commission structure is definitely broken.
When consumers start spending again, enterprise buyers stop accepting your "market downturn" pricing.