The Operator
Stop firefighting. Start operating. For sales managers and team leads.
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Sales Management Course
Most managers got promoted because they were great reps – now they spend every week closing their team’s deals instead of building a team that closes. The Operator installs the management operating system: pipeline reviews that surface problems early, onboarding that gets new reps solo fast, 1:1 frameworks, performance plans, and forecast hygiene.
The Weekly Observatory
The pipeline review system that catches problems before they hit forecast.
Fast Onboarding
Get a new rep from shadow to solo in days, with measurable milestones.
1:1s That Work
Coaching, accountability, and career conversations - three meetings, not one.
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The
Operator.
Stop firefighting. Start leading. The operational cadence, pipeline review system, and 1:1 framework that turns managers into operators — built from running 200+ reps across 6 countries.
Stop being the highest-paid rep.
Most new managers get promoted because they were great reps — and then spend 60% of their week closing the deals their reps can't. The Operator starts by killing that habit.
- Why your team underperforms (it's you)
- The manager-as-coach reframe
- Time blocks that protect leadership work
- The 'closer's instinct' problem
The Weekly Observatory.
The pipeline review system that surfaces problems before they hit forecast. 30 minutes per rep, every week. Run by the rep, not by you.
- The 5-question weekly review
- Pipeline-stage diagnostics
- Spotting the deals that won't close (early)
- Rep ownership vs your override
The 3-Day Onboarding Ramp.
Get new reps solo by day 3. Productive by week 2. Quota-trending by month 2. The same system used to scale from 3 reps to 200+ across 6 countries.
- Day-by-day onboarding agenda
- What to immerse them in first
- How to give them their first solo win
- Measuring ramp speed
The development progression nobody teaches.
Shadow → Co-pilot → Solo with safety net → Solo. Each stage has a measurable graduation gate. No more 'when they're ready' guesswork.
- Stage 1: Shadow (week 1)
- Stage 2: Co-pilot (week 2-3)
- Stage 3: Solo with safety (week 4-6)
- Stage 4: Full Solo + new hire shadows them
Three meeting types, not one.
Most managers blur coaching, accountability, and career into one weekly 30-minute slot — and do all three badly. Here's how to separate them.
- The Coaching 1:1 (weekly)
- The Accountability 1:1 (weekly, 15 min)
- The Career 1:1 (monthly)
- When NOT to have a 1:1
Fix or fire. No in-between.
The performance plan that's fair to the rep AND the team. Most performance plans are dead air. Here's what makes them actually move the needle (or end cleanly).
- The 30/60/90 PIP
- What's in writing vs verbal
- Coaching during a PIP (you still do)
- When the answer is termination
Pipeline you can actually call.
Most forecasts are wishful thinking. The Operator forecast is grounded in stage hygiene, deal scoring, and rep self-assessment — and it lands within 5%.
- Stage definitions that don't slip
- The deal scoring matrix
- Rep self-forecasting (and when to override)
- Roll-up to leadership clean
Build the manager who replaces you.
If you do The Operator right, your top rep becomes your assistant manager. Then your manager. The system replicates itself — that's the goal.
- Spotting the next-manager candidate
- The pre-manager apprenticeship
- Promoting without losing them as a rep
- What your director seat looks like
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Expected launch: August / September 2026. Founding members get first access and the best pricing we will ever offer. One email, no spam.