How did you think about hiring your first RevOps specialist role? What did you prioritize?

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Sr. Director of Sales Operations in Hardware2 years ago
I have hired a couple of RevOps specialist roles and the ideal candidate has some experience in three of the following, sales, marketing, and customer success. You may not find a candidate that has all three so I also look for strong analytical and communication skills and the willingness to learn. Someone who has a strong sense of ownership can make up for a lot of experience that they might lack. We are knowledge workers. Being able to absorb information as well as present that knowledge creates value.
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VP of Sales in Software6 months ago
It's hard to find someone who has a good understanding of sales, marketing, customer success, and business analytics.
I would focus on a data-driven person who has the ability to see the big picture and a basic understanding of the three main departments. 
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Director of Corporate Development5 months ago
It's easier to teach the data side than the broad perspective. Look for someone with a generalist background and who is curious. If that person also has an "I own that challenge" mentality, you're golden, no matter what their business function background.
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