CCO budget approved.
CSO budget approved.
CRO budget?
The CFO asks: “Can you guarantee the sales team makes their numbers if I approve the headcount? Otherwise, 10% cut across the board.”
The COO pauses.
How do you guarantee the CRO makes their number when you just adjusted the quota downward? Next year’s revenue plan increases by 40%.
All selling stopped in two top accounts. CRO is in daily meetings. The new product drives 40% of next year’s revenue.
The product works. Nobody asked if the non-technical team could implement.
Go-to-market messaging said they could. Where are the services?
The problem wasn’t capacity. The go-to-market promise outran the product reality.
Naming the go-to-market gapeliminates the overload. It turns cost-cutting into incremental revenue.
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