How do you think about the right amount of ramp time for new hires on your revenue operations team when trying to balance urgent needs?
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DigitalOcean Director of Revenue Operations / Customer Care • January 5
My preference is to hire internally from Support roles. It can be Customer Service, Analysts in Operations, Data teams or coordinators, and ICs and Proj / Program office. Cross-functional collaboration is a very important skill required in any RevOps role, and if you have served one or more parts of the organization, institutional knowledge is a valuable asset.
This allows a very short ramp-up time and a ton of valuable insight that only an insider can have.
This also provides a career path for Support roles in your organization.
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