They are quite likely to negotiate on pricing or other key terms. They don’t appreciate bells and whistles unless backed by data. They like to do things independently and don’t look for support from others.
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Work History
7-2022
Security Engineer II (L5) at Amazon
10-2021 - 4-2022
Senior Product Security Engineer at Trade Republic
12-2017 - 10-2021
Application Security Engineer at 1&1 Mail & Media Applications SE - WEB.DE | GMX | 1&1 | mail.com
10-2015 - 10-2017
Instructor at New Horizons Computer Learning Centers
3-2015 - 10-2017
Information Security Consultant at Royal Scientific Society الجمعيّة العلميّة الملكيّة
Education
2012 - 2015
Bachelor of Science (BS) from Princess Sumaya University for Technology
2009 - 2012
Bachelor of Engineering - BE from Arab International University
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Exp : 10Location : GermanyJob Level : MiddleDesignation : Security Engineer II (L5) at Amazon
Be ready for penetrating questions and critical examination of your pitch
Tell them what ROI they can expect
If you can, show them industry reports or analyst comments instead of sharing anecdotal stories
DONT's
Avoid pushing them too much to involve other stakeholders unless it is critical
Do not use very emotional or colorful language
Avoid phrases like ‘trust me’, ‘others just love’ etc.
When Cold Calling
Insights
Pattern Interrupt: Speaking in a slightly hesitant manner, and seeking their permission at the start through a negation can get you a chance.
Pace: Speak slightly fast, especially if you tend to be calm and confident. Sound like a ‘knows their domain’ person.
Tone: Keep your tone slightly apprehensive, as if you are a little unsure about calling them.
Tactics To Win: Use of negations, giving full information
Mistakes To Avoid: Use of superlatives, overusing social proof
Making The Ask: Use negations, it is extra effective with them. It gives them a chance to say no, they like doing that.
Subconscious Driver: They believe they know a lot, so it needs to make sense as well as make them curious. They need to think that it is something worth investigation.
Script
Greeting: Hi Hassan, this is [user_fname] at [user_companynamefirsttwowords].
Opener: You probably don’t want to be on this cold call, would it be a problem if I asked for 30 seconds of your time?
Introduction: My company has leveraged 30+ years of research to build an AI that can predict anyone's personality, behavior and decision-making style before you even spend a minute with them.
Ask: Companies like [abc], [xyz] have been able to move [KPI1] by X% and [KPI2] by Y%. Would it be too much to put 15 minutes on your calendar to share why this could be high ROI for you?
Close: Can I suggest [time1] on [date1]? Or would you prefer any other slots?
And [prospect_email] would be the right email ID for you?
When Writing An Email
Subject: Objective
Example: Getting personalization right', '40% increase' etc.
Salutation: Yes ( Something usual)
Example: Use 'Hi' or only the first name
Greeting: No
Example: Skip lines like 'I hope you are doing well'
Emojis/GIFs:
Bullet Points: Recommended
Closing Line: Logically summarize/ask
Example: Something like 'If these points make sense, shall we speak tomorrow?'
Complimentary Close: None or formal
Example: Something simple like 'Thanks', or nothing at all.
Tone of Words: Objective, informational
Overall Messaging: Focused on allaying doubts and ROI
Length of Mail: Short
Example: Ideally upto 100-120 words
While Negotiating & Closing
The secret to closing fast with Hassan is
Proven ROI, pricing and objective proof points are the factors that sway their decision.
Will you ever get a clear answer from Hassan
They are comfortable saying no if they are convinced that it is the correct decision.
Insights For Deal Planning
How fast (or slow) will Hassan move?
They are neither the fastest nor the slowest decision makers, they are somewhere in the middle.
Can Hassan take some risk or not?
They can bear some risk if their analysis backs the decision.
You And Hassan
Personality Compatibility
You
Prospect
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