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13: How to have the right mindset for making cold calls? - Maryada Bawa

EPISODE · Jun 30, 2021 · 31 MIN

13: How to have the right mindset for making cold calls? - Maryada Bawa

from Sales Spin Podcast- By School of SDR · host Rahul Wadhwa

Maryada Bawa was the first #SDR I ever hired, and I'd be lying if I say she was good. She was better than the best. In the last episode, we learned why cold calling is important. Back in the day, as an SDR, she would not shy away from making 150 dials a day to meet her targets. We were limited to emails and calls and calls were the best source of our meetings. When you have a rep this nice, you have to hire her twice. She proved her mettle at Chargebee and got promoted in 6 months. Her article" how to make the best of your SDR role" was published on SDR huddle in 2019 Today she leads a team of 20 SDRs and agreed to be on the Sales Spin to share her experience and tips, which worked for her. Connect with me on Linkedin Follow Sales Spin on Linkedin Follow us on Instagram Editor 

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