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Kevin Karner: Leave your corporate job to build a multi-million dollar company

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Wes Schaeffer
April 18, 2016

His company was acquired by HubSpot, and even though it was thriving, he decided to open his own business again. 

Sales Tips you’ll learn in this episode of The Sales Podcast…

  • How to create a winning sales team

  • How to build a successful startup

  • The ideal way of integrating your team if your company is acquired

  • Whether leaving a thriving blue chip to start your own company makes sense

  • How to understand if your user / customer is happy with your services

  • What a Net Promoter Score is and how to improve yours

  • How the right approach is key to B2B selling success

Catch Up on The Previous Episode of The Inbound Sales Podcast

Nathan Chan, founder of Foundr Magazine, talks about how your own passion can drive you into entrepreneurship. Stream below or right click here to download the episode.

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