We created the Pavilion podcast for one reason — give top revenue leaders a chance to share inspiration, know-how, and insights with the broader community.
Which Pavilion podcast episodes have you caught lately? We know how busy life and work can get, especially these days, so it’s ok if you’re behind on the latest episodes. No worries — we’ve recapped the top four episodes from the last month for you. Skim, enjoy, and listen back to our favorite June episodes.
Episode 88: May 31, 2021
Money is definitely important — it’s the main reason we go to work everyday! But, opportunities aren’t always about the title and the pay. Sometimes, it’s about building up your skills so you can increase your value down the road. And sometimes, those opportunities don’t come with additional compensation.
In this episode we talk with Amanda Armstrong, Director of Revenue Consulting at Gravitylab, about how to identify the opportunities that are worth working for, how to build your case when the time is right, and when to ask for more money.
If you really can’t wait to hear more, here are a few tips from the episode:
Listen to this 18 minute episode
Episode 95: June 13, 2021
We all want to be at the top of the sales ladder, but there’s very little space up there. So how do you make sure you’re one of the few? It looks like Leonardo DiCaprio of all people has the answer:
“If you want to be in the 1%, you have to be willing to do what the 99% are not willing to do.”
Reaching the top means taking the path less traveled, and going further than most people are willing to go. Our guest Lee Rozins, Head of Growth at Onaroll, talks about what that means when it comes to killing it in sales and gives a few tips for making it happen for you:
Listen to this 37 minute episode
Episode 98: June 17, 2021
Big companies are often thought of as the slow, but dependable sibling to startups. Yet, there is some value in working for a big company, especially ones that are well known. In this episode Michelle Benfer, VP at HubSpot, talks with Pavilion about the upside of working at a large company.
“The big name helps — there’s a level of gravitas,” says Benfer, who worked for Vogue, AOL, and now HubSpot. People are naturally curious about what it’s like to work for popular brands, and it’s easily recognizable for hiring managers. Plus, there’s an assumption that if you can make it at a bigger company, you’re primed to deal with the challenges of working with complexity.
Here are some tips from Benfer on how to navigate larger companies:
Listen to this 15 minute episode
Episode 100: June 21, 2021
In the 100th episode of our podcast, we host a veritable parade of guests including founder Sam Jacobs and officially announce RC’s rebrand to Pavilion.
Here’s the all-meat, no-filler recap of the big announcements made on June 22: