How to hire the perfect Sales Development Representative

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About This Presentation

1.Craft a compelling job description
Whether you are hiring an entry-level SDR or an experienced one, the job description should truly represent the roles and responsibilities of the position. It should mention the organization's values, benefits, and career path for the position.

2.Discover r...


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How to hire the perfect SDR Discover the key steps to finding and recruiting the ideal sales development representative for your team. by Amit Thokal

Craft a compelling job description Represent the Role The job description should accurately reflect the roles and responsibilities of the SDR position. Highlight Values Showcase the organization's values to attract candidates who align with the company culture. Outline Benefits Highlight the benefits and career growth opportunities to make the role more enticing. Explore Examples Review other job descriptions to get inspiration for crafting a compelling SDR posting.

Discover relevant candidates Tap into passive and hidden talent pools The talent pool for SDRs is large, but active candidates are limited. Recruiters should use tools to uncover relevant passive and hidden job seekers. Leverage job boards and recruitment tools Post job listings on sites like Indeed, LinkedIn, ZipRecruiter, and Glassdoor to find active job seekers. Use recruitment tools like EasySource's Candidate Discovery Module to surface passive and hidden SDR candidates. Leverage your job description Use your job description or simple prompts to help recruitment tools identify relevant SDR candidates from active, passive, and hidden talent pools.

Screen candidates Avoid Keyword Filtering Keyword-based filtering can eliminate relevant candidates. Candidates screening maps the ideal profile to find the best SDRs. Prioritize Outreach Persona-based screening ranks candidates by relevancy so recruiters can focus their efforts on the most qualified SDRs. Data-Driven Decisions Screening tools provide data and insights to make informed decisions about which candidates to move forward in the process.

Assess candidates Skill Assessments Skill assessments help ensure only qualified candidates get in and build a robust talent pipeline. They create a level playing field for diverse candidates. Unbiased Hiring EasyAssess help recruiters build winning teams by evaluating candidates' technical, workplace, and personality skills without bias. Faster Decisions Pre-employment tests allow recruiters to make faster hiring decisions by validating candidate qualifications upfront.

Sample Interview Questions 1 Describe the Product Pretend I'm a prospect. Describe our product or service to me in a concise and compelling way. 2 Discuss Sales Targets Tell me about your experience working with sales targets. Did you meet them? How did you perform compared to your team? 3 Showcase Skill Development Describe a time when you had to get good at a new skill. What did you do to achieve that goal? 4 Overcome Challenges Tell me about a time you faced a challenge. How did you deal with it, and what motivated you to keep going?

Interview Candidates Automated Video Interviews Automated video interviews can help recruiters learn more about candidates beyond their resumes. Diverse Talent EasyInterview enables hiring diverse and exceptional talent from across the globe. Faster Hiring Decisions Hiring managers can be involved in the recruitment process to make hiring decisions faster.

Engage candidates Personalized Messaging Use communication tools that allow you to build personalized messaging to keep candidates engaged throughout the hiring process. Multi-Platform Outreach Leverage various platforms to compel qualified candidates to join your organization. Streamlined Engagement Automate candidate engagement to save time and ensure no qualified SDRs are lost.

Conduct reference checks Verify Work History Confirm the candidate's previous roles and performance to ensure authenticity of their claims. Assess Collaboration Inquire about the candidate's ability to work effectively within a team and adapt to the company culture. Comprehensive Review Conduct a thorough reference check to understand the candidate's strengths and areas for development.

Selection and Onboarding 1 Offer Letter Provide a comprehensive offer letter that includes the position details, salary, benefits, start date, and probationary period. This protects both the employer and the employee. 2 Onboarding Program Introduce the new SDR to the organization's culture, values, and mission. Also provide specific product/service knowledge and buyer personas to set them up for success.