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Sales Onboarding — First 30 Days
Validate understanding of pipeline mechanics, CRM hygiene, qualification frameworks, and follow-up cadence.
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In MEDDIC, what does the "I" stand for, and why is it critical to identify early?
[single_choice]
- · Intent — to understand the prospect's urgency to buy
- · Identified pain — to confirm the core business problem exists
- · Implicate — to surface hidden objections before proposal stage
- · Implicit criteria — the unstated decision requirements the champion holds
- ✓ Identify pain — quantifying the economic cost of the prospect's problem
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A deal has been in "Proposal Sent" stage for 21 days with no response. What is the most appropriate next action?
[single_choice]
- · Mark the deal as Closed-Lost and move on
- · Re-send the same proposal with a lower price
- ✓ Call the champion to re-confirm internal status and unblock next step
- · Escalate directly to the economic buyer, bypassing the champion
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Which of the following are signs of strong CRM hygiene? (select all that apply)
[multiple_choice]
- ✓ Every open deal has a "Next Action" date set
- ✓ Call notes are logged within 24 hours of each conversation
- · Deal stage is updated only when a contract is signed
- ✓ Contact records include the correct decision-maker title
- ✓ Duplicate accounts are merged or removed quarterly
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In a typical B2B sales cycle, a single follow-up email sent three days after the demo is generally sufficient to advance a deal.
[true_false]
- · True
- ✓ False
- How confident do you feel today about running a full MEDDIC qualification call on your own? [scale]
- Describe the Ideal Customer Profile (ICP) for this company in your own words. Include firmographic and behavioral signals that indicate a strong fit. [open_text]